With much of the UK experiencing unusually hot and dry weather, gardeners are facing a familiar summer dilemma: how do you ...

Sir Keir Starmers final major policy announcement before leaving office has been overshadowed by the revelation that almost £5 billion of the defence spending ...

COVENTRY Blaze will entertain French side Gothiques d’Amiens as part of the clubs pre-season preparations ahead of the ...

COVENTRY Rugby have signed a quintet of players ahead of the 2026/27 Champ Rugby season to bolster Alex Rae’s squad. Tumy Onasanya, Joe Margetts, Alex Garrett, Rhys Fulford and Marcus Rhodes will all ...

Mid-size companies occupy an uncomfortable position: they’ve outgrown startup culture but haven’t built enterprise-grade infrastructure. Nowhere is this more visible than in how documents get handled ...

The Coventry Observer is one of a group of local weekly newspapers spanning Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands published by Bullivant Media Group - each newspaper providing all the ...

The 28-year-old arrives at Coventry following a professional career that has seen him play in the AHL, ECHL, ICEHL, DEL, Slovakia, and Sweden.

WARWICKSHIRE Wildlife Trust’s Love Your River Cole project is one of the first environmental projects awarded a grant from the Government’s £80million Green Recovery Challenge Fund. Defra announced ...

Walk through Coventry city centre on any given afternoon and you’ll notice something worth remarking on: most people aren’t reaching for cash. Whether it’s a coffee at a city centre café, a bus fare, ...

Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of recent sentencing changes on shoplifting in towns and cities across the UK, including on local high streets. Under new reforms introduced ...

A COVENTRY-based author and journalist has written a new book documenting how two city headteachers helped transform a failing Birmingham secondary. Amid the Covid crisis Chris Arnot, 71 from Earlsdon ...

Police officer numbers across England and Wales have fallen by more than 1,300 over the past year, according to the latest Home Office figures, sparking concerns about the long term impact on ...