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Coventry City Council Budget Consultation 2026/27
We are running our annual budget consultation which starts today, and your feedback can really help shape the way we plan our finances and how we target services for 2026-2027.
In this year’s annual budget consultation there are no cuts proposed to local services, in fact we have the potential for additional investment.
So that’s why, we would love to know your views on how we can deliver the priorities that the public have told us about.
For the first time in about 15 years, the Council anticipates being able to meet its legal duty of setting a balanced budget for 2026/27 without requiring significant service reductions, thanks to expected improvements from the Government's Fair Funding reform.
The Pre-Budget Report outlines potential themes for investment based on public engagement and council performance data. These include:
Keeping people safe – tackling crime, improving cleanliness and city centre improvements
Anti-social behaviour – including fly tipping
Local environments – particularly in deprived neighbourhoods
Protecting vulnerable people – tackling child poverty
Good jobs, investment and prosperity – addressing youth unemployment and education achievement
Helping people to manage – support with bills and energy costs
Roads and pavements – improving condition and safety
The deadline for responses is Wednesday 28 January 2026.
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Find out what opportunities there are to get involved in your local community. If you'd like to share some news or would like to advertise an opportunity on this page please let us know by emailing - communityresilience@coventry.gov.uk
Coventry City Council Budget Consultation 2026/27
We are running our annual budget consultation which starts today, and your feedback can really help shape the way we plan our finances and how we target services for 2026-2027.
In this year’s annual budget consultation there are no cuts proposed to local services, in fact we have the potential for additional investment.
So that’s why, we would love to know your views on how we can deliver the priorities that the public have told us about.
For the first time in about 15 years, the Council anticipates being able to meet its legal duty of setting a balanced budget for 2026/27 without requiring significant service reductions, thanks to expected improvements from the Government's Fair Funding reform.
The Pre-Budget Report outlines potential themes for investment based on public engagement and council performance data. These include:
Keeping people safe – tackling crime, improving cleanliness and city centre improvements
Anti-social behaviour – including fly tipping
Local environments – particularly in deprived neighbourhoods
Protecting vulnerable people – tackling child poverty
Good jobs, investment and prosperity – addressing youth unemployment and education achievement
Helping people to manage – support with bills and energy costs
Roads and pavements – improving condition and safety
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We want to give everyone the opportunity to tell us what you think about our spending proposals for 2023/2024.
We know we cannot do everything we would like to, but we can make sure that we give everyone the opportunity to have a say in how we build our budget for 2023 and 2024.
We need to make intelligent, informed decisions about where to focus our spending to deliver the services that you want us to get right.
It is only by listening to our residents and businesses that we can understand your priorities... Continue reading
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Clothing Coventry is a new charity aiming to support those in need of good quality second hand clothes. They continue to get busier every month. In November they had requests for clothes parcels for 311 people. 71 of those are currently outstanding as we do not have the clothes to help people.
Every item of wearable, season appropriate clothes gets passed onto someone who needs it, they particularly need winter coats for all, men's clothes and older children's clothes.
Free data from The National Databank
The National Databank is providing free data to 500,000 people in need via... Continue reading
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The Community Resilience Team have been supporting the Coventry Food Network with their Christmas donations campaign by helping with their Just Giving Page, creating posters and linking food hubs to businesses across the city.
CFN is a registered charity and a partnership of 15 charitable organisations running social supermarkets that operate across the city supporting families that need it most with food.These include:Henley Green Grub Hub, The Hope Centre, Canley Community Centre, Cheylesmore Food Hub, SDA Food Hubs in Radford & Tile Hill, Holbrooks Community Centre, Feeding Coventry, Hope Community Project... Continue reading
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Community Resilience Team have Successfully supported the Tile Hill Community Partnership (THCP) to get £2050 from Digbeth Dining to put towards their ‘Party on The Green’ Community Event. This funding is to run some young people activities on the day.
This event is due to take place on Saturday 24thSeptember 11am-4pm in Jardine Crescent, Tile Hill.
THCP are looking for other organisations to have stalls and run activities at the event so local people can get information on services and activities they can access locally.
Anyone wanting more information please email our team by... Continue reading
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The One Coventry Plan provides our vision until 2030. It outlines how we will work together with our partners and communities across the city to achieve our priorities.
The plan is more focused on the needs and aspirations of our communities than ever before. We have listened to, and reflected on, what people have been telling us and considered the key issues facing the city.
We will build on learning from our citywide response to Covid.
We describe the way that we work together with residents and partners as our One Coventry approach. The approach helps... Continue reading
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Have your say on a new joint approach to suicide prevention across Coventry and Warwickshire
Every life lost to a suicide is a life lost too soon.
Coventry and Warwickshire’s Suicide Prevention Partnership is inviting people to take part in a survey to help shape a refreshed approach to suicide prevention across the region.
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Central England Law Centre, Coventry Independent Advice Services and Coventry Citizens Advice (part of Coventry’s Early Help Partnership) are holding a series of webinars aimed at anyone who is working or volunteering in Coventry and would like to learn more about how to help people who are experiencing money worries, financial hardship and may be in debt.
The webinar will help you:-
• Identify which families and individuals are likely to experience financial difficulties
• Build confidence around the issues that impact on money, welfare benefit and debts
• Help you feel more confident in providing Early Help... Continue reading