Improving outcomes and tackling inequalities within our communities

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By delivering this priority we will create a city where our residents get the best possible start in life, experience good health, and age well, in a city that embraces diversity, protects the most vulnerable, and values its residents and communities.

We have amended the One Coventry Plan following your feedback on this priority by:

  • Being clearer in our commitment to tackling violence and abuse in all forms

  • Strengthened our intent to narrow and close the gap in education performance measures for vulnerable groups at each phase.


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By delivering this priority we will create a city where our residents get the best possible start in life, experience good health, and age well, in a city that embraces diversity, protects the most vulnerable, and values its residents and communities.

We have amended the One Coventry Plan following your feedback on this priority by:

  • Being clearer in our commitment to tackling violence and abuse in all forms

  • Strengthened our intent to narrow and close the gap in education performance measures for vulnerable groups at each phase.


Please view the tabs below to read our recent articles and get involved in our ideas and stories tools.

  • Dementia Heroes to be a part of new city Hub

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    The Coventry Dementia Partnership Hub (CDPH) team is counting down the weeks until the new hub opens!

    The renovations are scheduled to finish in late June, with the hub officially open in mid-July. The hub is replacing the Council-run Maymorn Centre in Holbrooks and will act as the go-to place for people with dementia and their carers.

    Upon opening, there will be a launch to celebrate the new hub, which will be a welcomed place of support for those living with dementia.

    The facility will offer a range of rooms for hire, a social space for people with dementia and their carers, and a Dementia Friendly Café.

    For more information about this story, click here.

  • New play area coming soon to Coombe

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  • New line-up for Council’s new municipal year announced

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    Changes to Coventry City Council’s Cabinet and Chairs of its Scrutiny Committees have been revealed.

    Leader Cllr George Duggins, who serves for the 8th year with Cllr Abdul Khan as his deputy, has gone for continuity and stability within his Cabinet as all positions remain the same apart from one.

    Click here for the full story on our website.

  • Coventry decides

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    Coventry residents went to the polls on Thursday 4th of May to vote in the local elections.

    You can see the full results on our website now.

  • Channel 4 gains rare access to care system with Kids

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    A new three-part show starting on Channel 4 next month takes a close-up look at teenagers and their families in the care system in Coventry – and those working to help and support them.

    Find out about the documentary on our website.

  • Bookstart packs giveaway

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    Collect these lovely Bookstart 3-4 year packs from your local library until the end of June.

  • New Coventry Libraries app

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    Download the new Coventry Libraries app, which replaces Iguana. The app can be installed on your phone.

  • Focus on wellbeing in stress awareness month

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    April is stress awareness month and Coventry City Council is reminding people of the support available to help residents recognise and manage stress through improving their general wellbeing.

    Find out what support is available via our website.


  • Council warning about rent increases

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    Coventry City Council is reminding tenants to know their rights when faced with sudden rent increases.

    The Council's housing enforcement team is seeing more complaints from tenants about rent increases and wants them to get in touch if they need advice or support.

    For more information on how to contact the Housing Enforcement team, click here.

  • Plans to limit HMOs in the city move a step closer

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    The Council has now published a development plan document that sets out how proposals for Homes in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) will be assessed through the planning application process.

    For more information on this story, click here.

Page last updated: 21 Jun 2023, 11:00 AM