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Warwickshire-based national bowel screening service celebrates 20 years
In the two decades since the launch, the Bowel Cancer Screening service has seen lots of changes and goes from strength to strength.
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Boxing club finds new home at city school after Coventry MP's intervention
Taiwo Owatemi, MP for Coventry North West, met Triumph Amateur Boxing Club and then brought in sports charity Think Active and Coventry City Council to find alternative premises for the club
Urgent Coventry Foodbank appeal as stocks hit 'one of lowest levels ever'
Coventry Foodbank is asking for donations of long-life, non-perishable items as food bank shortages leave stocks at one of their lowest levels ever
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Cyprus Permanent Residency by Investment: How to Secure EU Residency Without Relocating
For many investors, obtaining a second residence is no longer about moving abroad immediately. Instead, it is about creating options for the future—whether that means expanding international mobility,
How Collecting Is Shaping Everyday Style
Most people would not describe themselves as collectors. Yet open the average wardrobe and a pattern often appears.
Rising Warwickshire teenage singing star releases debut EP
Nineteen year-old Amelia Oliver began sharing covers of her songs on TikTok three years ago with clips of herself playing guitar and singing along.
The big change you'll notice in Cov tonight as England take on Argentina in World Cup semi final
Thomas Touchel's men face Lionel Messi and co with the winner looking at a final against Spain
Three new firms sign up to SEGRO Park Coventry in £6m rent boost
Three new companies, including a global automotive giant, have signed leases at SEGRO Park Coventry, bringing almost 1.7 million sq ft of the huge logistics...
RUGBY UNION - Coventry Rugby prop Eliot Salt makes move to Prem side Gloucester Rugby
The tighthead prop made 69 appearances for Coventry and scored four tries after joining the club from the Cardiff Met University system in 2023.
New plan to support businesses in West Midlands
The West Midlands Local Skills Improvement Plan (LSIP) has been written on the back of months of consultation.
Photos show a young Jude Bellingham during his dad's non-league career in Warwickshire
Jude's dad Mark Bellingham, a retired policeman, scored hundreds across a lengthy semipro career
Police issue update as Chelyesmore dispersal order set to end
Officers will contunue to monitor the area
Children targeted in terrifying Coventry park robbery in second incident in two days
There were two separate incidents at Caludon Park in the space of 48 hours
Tenant evicted from Torrington Avenue home after long-running anti-social behaviour case
Housing association Citizen has confirmed it is continuing to work with partner agencies to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Coventry, following
Tragedy as emergency services rush to Coventry beauty spot
Paramedics, police and fire crews were seen in the Wyken Croft Park area earlier this morning
Coventry tenant evicted from Tile Hill property after years of anti-social behaviour
The tenant was making life a misery for neighbours, through dog fouling, suspected drug use, noise and other anti-social behaviour
New Fillongley traffic lights plan latest as final decision due tomorrow
The controversial Fillongley crossroads traffic lights plan, backed by HS2 funding, looks set to be approved by Warwickshire County Council tomorrow (Thursday)
GP services in Coventry and Warwickshire among best in the country
The region was also home to one of the two practices in the country to achieve a 100% score in overall experience - Budbrooke Medical Centre in Warwick.
Appeal for Warwickshire dog lovers to help pay blind Dolly's vet bill
Phil Gregory, a dog rescuer from Leamington, fell in love with Dolly as soon as he met her and adopted her earlier this month.
Coventry has fifth highest rate of households in temporary accommodation in England
Coventry has the fifth highest rate of households living in temporary accommodation among English cities, according to new analysis of government data.