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From Thursday 2 March to Thursday 9 March
We're sending out Council Tax bills this week and our phone lines and Customer
Service Centre will be busy, so why don't you go online at www.coventry.gov.uk/counciltax and avoid the queues.
It’s quick and easy to pay your Council Tax
by Direct Debit. If you're already paying by Direct Debit, that's great, you don't have to do anything. If not, set one up quickly and securely at www.coventry.gov.uk/paycounciltax.
With Mayoral elections fast approaching, residents in Coventry are being urged to make sure they are registered to vote to be able to take part on Thursday 4 May. Read more...
 Coventry Godiva Festival is pleased to announce that Tom Clarke, former member of indie-rockers The Enemy, will headline Saturday’s Rhythm Tent at Godiva Festival.
Tom Clarke will be playing an acoustic set for the headline slot of Saturday night’s Rhythm Tent. Read more...
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 Around 200 people will be volunteering their time as Coventry Half Marathon returns on Sunday 19 March. Read more...
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A leading Coventry councillor has reacted to the news that the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has decided not to relocate to the building currently under construction at Friargate. Read more...
People are being asked for their views on local healthy
lifestyle services commissioned by our Public Health department. Read more...
We have secured funding to provide real time information on our
450 pay and display parking bays. Last year we teamed up with Appy Parking
and Nwave to trial an innovative new Parking App to help make finding an
on-street parking space in Coventry simple. Read more...
Five former councillors are set to join the ranks of Coventry’s
Honorary Aldermen/Alderwomen at an Extraordinary Council meeting in the Council
Chamber on 14 March. Read more...
 A group of older people have been proving that computers and technology can play a crucial part in bringing people together. Read more...
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We're giving a boost to care leavers in the city by giving them 100% Council Tax discount.Now approved by Cabinet when they met on March 7, the discount applies to young people aged 18-21 who have left local authority care but still live in Coventry. Read more...
 A scheme run by the Council’s library services and Coventry University which helps older people make better use of social and digital media is going from strength to strength. Gen2gen forms part of Coventry’s digital strategy which recognises that internet use is becoming regarded as the fourth utility service alongside gas, electricity and water. Read more...
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