Culture & Tourism

The 2019 Coventry and Warwickshire Business Festival brochure has officially been released with over 15,000 copies being distributed across the region.

Plans to ensure that UK City of Culture 2021 has a major, positive impact on heritage, nature and the environment in Coventry have received significant national investment.

Operators behind the transformation of the former Coventry Evening Telegraph building into the city’s first four-star hotel have revealed the first completed interiors.

Some of the UK’s most creative individuals including Peaky Blinders writer Steven Knight have launched a powerful new body to turbo charge the region’s screen industry.

A draft strategic transport plan for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games has been approved by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

While most of our current investment and energy is focused on staging a memorable 12 months of activity in 2021, we know how vital it is that we leave a legacy from which Coventry, and Coventrians, can prosper in the future.

A blueprint which sets out how the region’s transport network will be managed during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games is to be considered by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) board, when it meets Friday, September 13.

There is just one week remaining for businesses to submit applications to run events in the 2019 Coventry & Warwickshire Business Festival before the deadline of 5pm on 9 September.

Warwick District Council’s Green Spaces team will have their spirit levels at the ready with work beginning in the next few weeks on an improvement programme for the bowling greens in Victoria Park.

Plans to transform the area around a new Coventry waterpark into an exciting family-friendly space are beginning to take shape thanks in part to funding worth £2.57 million.