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Free first aid courses
The Adult Education Service is offering a certificated first aid course, Emergency First Aid at Work (EFAW).
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Coventry's unsung sporting heroes get once in a lifetime invitation
Coventry City Council is offering unsung heroes who make a difference to sports in their communities the chance to attend two of the most spectacular events at this year’s Olympic Games in London.
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Coventry and Warwickshire women urged to join the fight - Race for Life 2012
Coventry & Warwickshire women are being urged to join the fight against all cancers by entering Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life.
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Coventry Inspiration Book Awards - the results
The winning books in the Coventry Inspiration Book Awards have been announced at an event in Central Library.
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Consultation begins on school terms and holidays 2013/2014
Coventry residents are being asked to choose their preferred dates for school terms and holidays in 2013/2014.
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Lord Mayor receives a special visitor
Lord Mayor, Councillor Keiran Mulhall, received a very special guest this week, Roger the Bear from Bomber Command.
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Friendly Coventry
Coventry is the latest UK city to receive the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) Coach Friendly City Award.
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Man fined for illegally selling cars
A Coventry man has been fined £1,000 after the Council caught him selling cars illegally on Holyhead Road.
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"Money Matters" event supports Coventry's residents in tough economic times
The Coventry Partnership is teaming up with The Illegal Money Lending Team to run a "Money Matters" event on Friday (17 February), from 10am to 2pm at the shops, Jardine Crescent, Tile Hill.
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Campaign launched to help keep Coventry warm
A new citywide campaign has been launched to help vulnerable Coventry citizens cope during the cold winter months.
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Double Glazing salesman lied about grants and subsidies to get work
A double glazing salesman has been ordered to carry our 240 hours of community work after a court heard how he falsely told customers they could get grants towards the cost of their work.
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Half-term fun
There is no excuse to be bored over the next week, with loads of activities both inside and out.
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Cabinet member highlights increase of children in care
The Cabinet Member for Children and Young People in Coventry has highlighted figures released today which show a dramatic increase in the number of children going into care across the UK.
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Coventry Hotel guilty of serious health and safety failings
Coventry Magistrates have fined a city hotel more than £50,000 after admitting a catalogue of health and safety failings.
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Coventry City Centre South redevelopment - plans unveiled
A radical move to redevelop Coventry city centre is set to take a major step forward when local people get a first look at the detailed blueprint that will begin transformation.
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Cabinet Member calls for quicker court resolutions for children
The Cabinet Member responsible for Children and Young People in Coventry has called for speedier resolution of legal cases involving children to help end unnecessary delays in finalising the adoption of children.
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Not long left to vote for your favourite books
Reading fans have been voting in their thousands to save their favourite books and authors in the 2012 polls of the Coventry Inspiration Book Awards.
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Coventry Ambassadors selection events
Hundreds of applicants are being invited to a series of selection events to recruit Coventry Ambassadors for London 2012.
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No Council Tax rise as front line services are protected
Councillors will meet next week to discuss the 2012/13 budget report with proposals geared toward protecting frontline services.
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Latest snow update
Eight gritters were out in force in and around Coventry from 1.30pm on Saturday afternoon as the city dealt with a significant snow fall.