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  January Newsletter 2025

  about 1 year ago

  If you currently or have previously smoked tobacco products, we would love to hear from you!

  We want to understand how we can best support people who want to quit smoking. Your feedback will help us develop better resources and support to help residents lead healthier, smoke-free lives.

  The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. All responses will remain confidential and will only be used to improve services.

  Access the survey link here: https://tinyurl.com/cwsmokefree(External link).

  This survey is being carried out for Coventry City Council and Warwickshire County Council by independent researchers, Social Engine. Everyone who... Continue reading

  If you currently or have previously smoked tobacco products, we would love to hear from you!

  We want to understand how we can best support people who want to quit smoking. Your feedback will help us develop better resources and support to help residents lead healthier, smoke-free lives.

  The survey will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. All responses will remain confidential and will only be used to improve services.

  Access the survey link here: https://tinyurl.com/cwsmokefree(External link).

  This survey is being carried out for Coventry City Council and Warwickshire County Council by independent researchers, Social Engine. Everyone who completes the survey can also enter our prize draw with the chance to win a £250 shopping voucher or one of five runners-up vouchers of £50. Winners will be drawn at random after the survey closes on Monday, 10th February. Terms and conditions of the prize draw are here: T-Cs - Smoke Free Generation - Survey 2025(External link).

  Thank you for sharing your experiences.
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  December Newsletter

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  Feedback on Council pre-budget proposals

  We want to hear from residents, businesses, and organisations in Coventry to tell us what they think about a list of proposed financial savings that we have put together to help us achieve a balanced budget for 2025-26.

  We don’t want to have to make the proposals but need to consider them out of necessity. All councils are facing very similar circumstances to bridge budget gaps.

  Like other local authorities we have a legal duty to achieve a balance budget.

  No decisions have been made yet. This won’t happen till the end of February. The... Continue reading

  
  

  Feedback on Council pre-budget proposals

  We want to hear from residents, businesses, and organisations in Coventry to tell us what they think about a list of proposed financial savings that we have put together to help us achieve a balanced budget for 2025-26.

  We don’t want to have to make the proposals but need to consider them out of necessity. All councils are facing very similar circumstances to bridge budget gaps.

  Like other local authorities we have a legal duty to achieve a balance budget.

  No decisions have been made yet. This won’t happen till the end of February. The consultation will run until 28 January 2025.

  Please visit https://letstalk.coventry.gov.uk/budget-consultation-2025-26 to find out more, take our survey or register for a session to hear more.

  
  

  Pharmacy Survey - Tell us about your experience of local pharmacies

  We are asking residents in Coventry if you can help by participating in the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment public survey.

  Feedback on experiences of accessing local pharmacies across Coventry is important to shape future plans. The survey is open until 10^th January.

  What is the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment Public Survey?

  Coventry City Council and Warwickshire County Council are conducting the survey, which is officially known as the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA), on behalf of the Health & Wellbeing Boards in Coventry and Warwickshire to assess the current and future needs of local pharmacy services available across the patch.

  The PNA is a key document that must be revisited every three years and is used by NHS England to inform decisions about applications for new, or changes to existing pharmaceutical services, and the commissioning of NHS-funded services that can be provided by local community pharmacies. It is also used by local authorities and The Coventry and Warwickshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) when commissioning services to meet local health needs and priorities.

  The feedback from the public survey will help develop a draft Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment which will then be available for public consultation early next year.

  The link to the survey is: https://letstalk.coventry.gov.uk/candwpna24

  
  

  
  
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  November 2024 Get Involved

  over 1 year ago
  

  Coventry Central Hall - room hire that's ideal for your next event

  Are you looking for a room to run your activities in a central location? We have a number of rooms that can accommodate small and large groups, from performances and weddings to space ideal for meetings, workshops and training.

  If you are interested please get in touch 02476 226564 hello@coventrycentralhall.co.uk(External link) www.coventrycentralhall.co.uk

  
  

  Get Involved Coventry

  Voluntary Action Coventry (VAC) is on a mission to connect voluntary sector organisations with more and more people across Coventry, and they’ve recently launched a new community engagement platform, Get Involved Coventry... Continue reading

  Coventry Central Hall - room hire that's ideal for your next event

  Are you looking for a room to run your activities in a central location? We have a number of rooms that can accommodate small and large groups, from performances and weddings to space ideal for meetings, workshops and training.

  If you are interested please get in touch 02476 226564 hello@coventrycentralhall.co.uk(External link) www.coventrycentralhall.co.uk

  
  

  Get Involved Coventry

  Voluntary Action Coventry (VAC) is on a mission to connect voluntary sector organisations with more and more people across Coventry, and they’ve recently launched a new community engagement platform, Get Involved Coventry(External link)

  Here, you can advertise your services and support, recruit volunteers and promote your events. It’s all free – no costs! The platform is one of the ways that VAC supports voluntary organisations that work in, for, or are available to the people and city of Coventry, through our VCSE Alliance. You don’t have to be based in Coventry.

  You can find more information about Voluntary Action Coventry on their website: www.vacoventry.org.uk(External link) and about the VCSE Alliance here: https://www.vacoventry.org.uk/vcse-alliance/
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  October 2024 Get Involved

  over 1 year ago
  

  
  

  Binley Cycleway focus group wanted

  The University of Birmingham is carrying out research on Binley Cycleway to understand its effects on cycling and wellbeing. They want to hear how the local community feels about the cycleway. They will be running two focus groups – a group interview involving a small number of participants – that will be carried out at Coventry Building Society’s headquarters in Binley.

  Participants will receive travel expenses plus a £30 gift voucher for their time. The project is looking to hear the views of a diverse group of people – please do consider joining! Booking is... Continue reading

  
  

  Binley Cycleway focus group wanted

  The University of Birmingham is carrying out research on Binley Cycleway to understand its effects on cycling and wellbeing. They want to hear how the local community feels about the cycleway. They will be running two focus groups – a group interview involving a small number of participants – that will be carried out at Coventry Building Society’s headquarters in Binley.

  Participants will receive travel expenses plus a £30 gift voucher for their time. The project is looking to hear the views of a diverse group of people – please do consider joining! Booking is required via the link below.

  
  

  Address: Coventry House, Harry Weston Road, Binley, Coventry, West Midlands CV3 2TQ

  Thursday 31 October 24: 2pm-4:30pm

  Friday 15 November 24: 10am-12:30pm

  Book here: https://bookwhen.com/ceo(External link)

  
  

  
  

  One Coventry services

  One Coventry Services aims to deliver some services differently by bringing them together and developing joined-up accessible services in communities through One Coventry Community Hubs.

  A consultation period is currently running which closes on Monday 4 November

  We want you to tell us what you think. Find out more and complete a survey.

  
  

  
  

  Knowing what services matter most to you

  Whether it’s better roads, improvements to parks, support for carers or helping people who become homeless, there are services in Coventry that are more important to different people.

  Councils across the country are battling rising prices and increasing demands on their services and Coventry is no different.

  This adds to the pressure on the 700 services we deliver every year.

  At the same time, as a Council, we know that we cannot do everything we would really like to, but we can make sure that we give everyone the opportunity to have a say in how we build our budget for 2025 and 2026.

  That’s why we want to get feedback from you, about where to focus our spending.

  We have put together a survey to help us understand from Coventry residents your views and ensure they are embedded into our future financial plans.

  If you can spend a few minutes to respond to us, we would love to get your thoughts.

  The survey closes on Wednesday 6 November
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  September 2024 Get Involved

  over 1 year ago
  

  Get Grants are very excited to invite you to our first FREE Virtual Conference!

  Join us for TWO days of expert fundraising advice, top tips, Q&As, networking, peer-support, and lots of chat!

  On October 1st and 2nd, 2024, Get Grants is hosting a free, two-day virtual conference. The conference will unite UK fundraisers in a program led by Get Grants experts and other sector professionals.

  Attendees can look forward to expert advice, networking, Q&As, and peer-support. Each session will offer practical advice to implement in your work.

  
  

  Fundraisers of all abilities are welcome to join, build confidence, and celebrate their... Continue reading

  Get Grants are very excited to invite you to our first FREE Virtual Conference!

  Join us for TWO days of expert fundraising advice, top tips, Q&As, networking, peer-support, and lots of chat!

  On October 1st and 2nd, 2024, Get Grants is hosting a free, two-day virtual conference. The conference will unite UK fundraisers in a program led by Get Grants experts and other sector professionals.

  Attendees can look forward to expert advice, networking, Q&As, and peer-support. Each session will offer practical advice to implement in your work.

  
  

  Fundraisers of all abilities are welcome to join, build confidence, and celebrate their work in a friendly environment. The conference is entirely free, with no fees, sponsors, or advertising. It's also simple and accessible, with no break-out rooms or session choices. If you can't attend all sessions, recordings will be freely available to all.

  For more details and to register follow this link-

  https://www.getgrants.org.uk/free-virtual-conference/
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  August 2024 Get Involved

  over 1 year ago
  

  
  

  Community Safety Plan 2024 to 2026

  
  

  
  

  Have your say on our draft Joint Community Safety Plan for 2024 to 2026.

  
  

  
  

  One of our key priorities as a council is ensuring residents have a powerful voice when it comes to how their services are designed. This consultation is for all our stakeholders to be involved in designing an effective Community Safety Plan for Coventry

  
  

  
  

  Consultation overview

  
  

  
  

  Coventry Community Safety Partnership is a group of organisations working together to ensure that the City remains a safe place. The Community Safety Partnership has identified two main priorities for keeping it safe over a... Continue reading

  
  

  Community Safety Plan 2024 to 2026

  
  

  
  

  Have your say on our draft Joint Community Safety Plan for 2024 to 2026.

  
  

  
  

  One of our key priorities as a council is ensuring residents have a powerful voice when it comes to how their services are designed. This consultation is for all our stakeholders to be involved in designing an effective Community Safety Plan for Coventry

  
  

  
  

  Consultation overview

  
  

  
  

  Coventry Community Safety Partnership is a group of organisations working together to ensure that the City remains a safe place. The Community Safety Partnership has identified two main priorities for keeping it safe over a three-year period: protecting the most vulnerable from harm (local priority one), and strengthen and improve local communities to improve outcomes for local people (local priority two).

  
  

  
  

  Aims of the plan

  
  

  
  

  This draft plan intends to identify issues of Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) and how local residents feel about crime and safety in Coventry and aims to protect any individual or group of people affected by crime or disorder, whilst focusing on the most vulnerable people or groups.

  
  

  
  

  The draft plan sets out how all partners will work together to:

  • Protect vulnerable people

  • Prevent crime

  • Build strong, resilient communities

  
  

  
  

  Who we are consulting

  
  

  
  

  Members of the public, agencies, businesses, and community organisations.

  
  

  
  

  Why we are consulting

  
  

  
  

  We want to ensure that your views as stakeholders and residents of Coventry are considered when creating the Joint Community Safety Plan.

  
  

  
  

  The information you provide will be shared within the partnership and with the West Midlands Police Commissioners Office, this will help to ensure that resource is given where it is needed most and evidence any changes to the draft strategy. Information about how we use your information is detailed within our privacy policy.(External link)

  
  

  
  

  Please take the survey to help us finalise our priorities. Keeping Coventry Safe and Reducing Crime | Let's Talk Coventry

  
  

  
  

  The deadline for responses is 2nd October 2024.

  
  
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  July's Get Involved Updates

  over 1 year ago
  

  
  

  Save the date, Sports Fest 2024!

  
  

  Coventry’s much-loved Sports Fest event is set to return with six days of free activities this summer.

  
  

  Join in activities at Broadgate from Tuesday 6 August – Sunday 11 August from 10am-4pm each day.

  Among the activities available will be table tennis, dance, gaming that utilises augmented reality tech, archery and cricket. As always, they’ll be a wide range of sports and wellbeing activities to try out, suitable for all ages and abilities.

  Keep a look out for the launch of the full activity timetable soon!

  
  

  Spaces are still available for organisations to run... Continue reading

  
  

  Save the date, Sports Fest 2024!

  
  

  Coventry’s much-loved Sports Fest event is set to return with six days of free activities this summer.

  
  

  Join in activities at Broadgate from Tuesday 6 August – Sunday 11 August from 10am-4pm each day.

  Among the activities available will be table tennis, dance, gaming that utilises augmented reality tech, archery and cricket. As always, they’ll be a wide range of sports and wellbeing activities to try out, suitable for all ages and abilities.

  Keep a look out for the launch of the full activity timetable soon!

  
  

  Spaces are still available for organisations to run activities or hold information stands during the event. Those interested should register their interest(External link).

  
  

  Date: 6th August 2024 - 11th August 2024.

  Location: Broadgate, Coventry City Centre, CV1 1FS

  Cost: Free

  Time: 10:00 - 16:00

  
  

  
  

  Coventry Pride 2024

  This year’s event promises to be an unforgettable day filled with vibrant entertainment, exciting stalls, and a welcoming atmosphere for all. Coventry Pride are bringing together local organisations and businesses to showcase their support and celebrate Coventry's diverse community. Expect a lineup of incredible performances, engaging activities, and a variety of stalls offering everything from delicious food and unique crafts to important resources and information.

  Whether you’re looking forward to enjoying the music, discovering local talent, or simply soaking in the positive vibes, there’s something for everyone. Keep an eye on the Coventry Pride Facebook Page(External link) for further details on performers, activities, and special guests – they've got plenty of surprises in store.

  Date: Saturday 3rd August | 12 noon - 6pm

  Location: FarGo Village, Coventry

  Booking: no need to book, just turn up!

  
  

  Celebrating Team UHCW - nominations are open for this year's Outstanding Service and Care Awards (OSCAs)

  Entries are open for the UHCW Outstanding Service and Care Awards (OSCAs).

  The OSCAs celebrate the inspirational work of individuals and teams at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust – whether clinical, non-clinical or from their support services.

  This year, the OSCAs are pleased to welcome back the People's Choice Award - a category solely for patients and members of the public to show their appreciation for the compassion and commitment shown to them whilst under the care of individuals and teams at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) NHS Trust .

  Professor Andy Hardy, Chief Executive Officer at UHCW NHS Trust, said: “If you’ve experienced or observed great care or service by members of our staff, whether an individual or team, please do take the time to submit a nomination and tell us how they’ve helped make a difference to you or your family and loved ones.”

  As well as the People’s Choice category, the Volunteers’ Award will also be open to public nominations.

  So, if you know of staff who you believe have gone above and beyond to provide world-class patient care, have made a real difference to others and embody the Trust’s values, then please do nominate them.

  To make your nomination, please fill in a form here(External link) (External link)before 11.59pm on Sunday 11th August.
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  June's Get involved Updates

  almost 2 years ago
  

  
  

  Your Chance to get Involved with the Coventry Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP)

  Helen is very keen to work with communities across Coventry on ways we can prevent and reduce violence to keep our children and young people safer. Does your community group have an idea? Do you want to volunteer to help?

  If so please contact Helen at helen.kirkman@westmidlands.police.uk

  For more information, please see the VRP website https://westmidlands-vrp.org/supporting-places/coventry/

  
  

  
  

  FREE Adult Cycling Training

  Sign up for our adult cycling courses to learn how to ride or boost your cycling skills and become more confident on the bike. Coventry’s high-quality cycle network... Continue reading

  
  

  Your Chance to get Involved with the Coventry Violence Reduction Partnership (VRP)

  Helen is very keen to work with communities across Coventry on ways we can prevent and reduce violence to keep our children and young people safer. Does your community group have an idea? Do you want to volunteer to help?

  If so please contact Helen at helen.kirkman@westmidlands.police.uk

  For more information, please see the VRP website https://westmidlands-vrp.org/supporting-places/coventry/

  
  

  
  

  FREE Adult Cycling Training

  Sign up for our adult cycling courses to learn how to ride or boost your cycling skills and become more confident on the bike. Coventry’s high-quality cycle network is expanding and these courses are great way to get to know the new segregated cycleways. 

  Book online now to learn to ride or brush up on your cycling skills.

  Register your interest by emailing cyclecoventry@coventry.gov.uk

  Or see the Adult Cycle Training Course Programme.

  
  

  
  

  #CovConnects Digital Champions

  
  

  Grow your understanding of digital inclusion by becoming an Embedded Digital Champion! Are you already working with communities in a VCSE organisation, frontline service, or Coventry City Council team and would like more guidance on supporting people to access digital in a way that is meaningful for them?

  We’d love to invite you along to an onboarding session! You can view and book upcoming sessions below:

  Date	Time	Link
  Monday 29 July 2024	1pm – 2.30pm	Book via Microsoft Teams(External link)

  
  

  You can also access our ‘Learn with #CovConnects’ sessions, which provide additional upskilling on specific topics to enhance your knowledge.

  Topic	Date	Time	Link
  Do more with the NHS app	31 July 2024	2 – 2.45pm	Book via Microsoft Teams(External link)

  
  

  Join us to enhance your understanding of digital exclusion and how you can work to address it, and to discuss your experiences in a relaxed environment with people working towards similar goals and experiencing similar challenges.

  Queries can be directed to email DigitalChampions@coventry.gov.uk

  
  
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  May's Get Involved Updates

  almost 2 years ago
  

  Get involved in the free HDRC Community Research Webinars

  The Health Determinants Research Collaboration is delivering a series of webinars on different aspects of research. Our first webinar was held in April, where Sinead Ouillon talked about upskilling residents to be community researchers. The recording can be found here on the Coventry HDRC YouTube channel. We have several other webinars coming up in June and July – see the links below to sign up. If you would like more information, please contact CoventryHDRC@Coventry.gov.uk , you can also sign up for the newsletter here to keep up to date on... Continue reading

  Get involved in the free HDRC Community Research Webinars

  The Health Determinants Research Collaboration is delivering a series of webinars on different aspects of research. Our first webinar was held in April, where Sinead Ouillon talked about upskilling residents to be community researchers. The recording can be found here on the Coventry HDRC YouTube channel. We have several other webinars coming up in June and July – see the links below to sign up. If you would like more information, please contact CoventryHDRC@Coventry.gov.uk , you can also sign up for the newsletter here to keep up to date on further opportunities within the HDRC

  
  

  Date	Topic	Speaker
  Wednesday 12th June 12:30-13:30	What is intellectual property and its considerations related to research?	Guy Smallman (UHCW)
  Tuesday 9th July 13:00-13:45	Involving the public in research(External link)	Nikki Holliday (Coventry University)
  Wednesday 17th July 12:30-13:15	What are the different types of research methods?	Lauren Bell (Coventry HDRC)
  Wednesday 18th September 12:30-13:15	What has research done for us?	Gabriela Matouskova (Hope for the Community) and Prof Andy Turner (Coventry University)
  Monday 14th October 13:00-13:45	How do we find evidence about an area of interest?	Naila Dracup (University of Warwick)

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Get Ready for the Go Parks: Active Schools Challenge!

  
  

  
  

  From 9 June to 7 July, join us for a 'Paris 2024' special edition of the Go Parks: Active Schools Challenge! Celebrate the Olympics and Paralympics while getting active in Coventry’s beautiful parks and greenspaces. Scan QR codes, earn points for your school, and win virtual medals!

  
  

  
  

  • 30 parks and greenspaces

  • Scan QR codes to collect points

  • Support your school to win the challenge

  • Exciting pop-up activities and spot prizes

  
  

  This is a must-do event for schools, families, and the entire community!

  
  

  Let’s make this year’s challenge the best yet.

  
  

  Ready, set, GO PARKS!

  Find more information

  
  

  
  

  Grand African Durbar and Business Expo 2024

  The event aims to leverage African Durbar to promote businesses in the West Midlands. It's a way of promoting social inclusion as well creating new opportunities for businesses to thrive.

  
  

  The event offers a unique opportunity for community organisations to introduce their services to the biggest event that assembles Africans in the community at one location. Government or local agencies undertaking campaigns to reach the community with critical information stand to benefit especially from this gathering, to reach out directly to the community.

  Objectives:

  • Promote Cultural Diversity: Showcase the rich tapestry of African culture through music, dance, art, and culinary traditions, highlighting the importance of cultural diversity in enhancing societal vibrancy.
  • Boost Local Economy: Create avenues for local businesses to engage with new markets and customer segments, driving economic activity and growth.
  • Enhance Social Cohesion: Facilitate interactions among diverse community groups, fostering understanding and unity.
  • Provide Networking Opportunities: Establish a forum for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community members to connect, share ideas, and collaborate.
  • Promote Inclusiveness: Ensure that the event is accessible to all community members, encouraging participation from diverse backgrounds and experiences.

  
  

  Date:20th July 2024.

  Location: Sapphire Banquet Hall, 243 Cross Road, Coventry, CV6 5GP

  Cost: Free

  Time: 15:00

  For more information, or to register your business, call 07885680255 or 07882113928

  
  
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  April's Get Involved Updates

  almost 2 years ago
  

  Clothing Coventry - appeal for men's clothing

  Clothing Coventry is in need of donations of good quality and season appropriate men's clothes. Please use reusable bags for all donations and label the bags with sizes.

  All sorts of clothing is needed but especially men's clothing.

  Examples include: tops, trainers, trousers, tracksuits and joggers, shorts, vests, T shirts, underwear and socks.

  All sizes are needed, but there is a particular need for large and medium sizes and size 10 trainers.

  Where to drop your donations:

  19 Napier st,
  Hillfields,
  CV1 5PR

  Monday 10am -2pm
  Tuesday 10am -2pm
  Wednesday 10am-7pm
  Thursday 10am-2pm... Continue reading

  Clothing Coventry - appeal for men's clothing

  Clothing Coventry is in need of donations of good quality and season appropriate men's clothes. Please use reusable bags for all donations and label the bags with sizes.

  All sorts of clothing is needed but especially men's clothing.

  Examples include: tops, trainers, trousers, tracksuits and joggers, shorts, vests, T shirts, underwear and socks.

  All sizes are needed, but there is a particular need for large and medium sizes and size 10 trainers.

  Where to drop your donations:

  19 Napier st,
  Hillfields,
  CV1 5PR

  Monday 10am -2pm
  Tuesday 10am -2pm
  Wednesday 10am-7pm
  Thursday 10am-2pm
  Friday 10am-2pm

  Clothing Coventry are unable to collect donations.

  You can read more about Clothing Coventry and how you can offer your support at www.clothingcoventry.org

  
  

  
  

  Keeping Coventry Clean | Litter Picking in Coventry

  Join this group for volunteer litter pickers, helping to clean up our parks and outdoor spaces all around the city.

  Events take place every weekend, all around the city!

  Head to the Facebook Group to join in with this wonderful community.

  Keep an eye on Upcoming Litter Picking Events which you and your family can get involved with.

  Please post your before & after photos on the group, and use the group to get people to join your litter pick!

  
  

  
  

  Fit Body and Mind Fitness Classes | Fitness Classes in Coventry

  Timetable: Tuesdays 9am - 10am | Thursdays 8.30pm - 9.30pm

  Location: St Oswald's Church, Jardine Crescent, Coventry, CV4 9PL

  Price: FREE

  Booking: fill in this form(External link) to book your place

  These FREE classes with Yogi will get you moving and enjoying the benefits of exercise. Beginners and Advanced welcome. Don't forget your trainers and water bottle! Click here(External link) for more information. Fill in this form (External link)to book your place!

  
  

  
  

  Free Open Day at The Weaver's House

  Visit The Weaver’s House for a free Open Day. Experience life and work in the 1540s and explore the working medieval garden. Refreshments available.

  11th May 2024.

  Location: Weaver's House, 121 Upper Spon St, Coventry CV1 3BQ

  Cost: Free

  Time: 10:00 - 16:00