The UK is set to leave the European Union (EU) on 31 October 2019.
Brexit will affect us all - community groups, businesses, and individuals, whether we are UK residents or EU citizens.
The Council has been working with partner organisations across the city and the region to make sure the city is prepared for Brexit, whatever form it may take.
Take a look at our website to see some of the ways you may be affected from 31 October and some of the advice available.
Coventry’s Children’s Services has successfully applied to be part of a programme aimed at safely reducing the number of children entering care and improving family stability. Find out more...
Exciting pictures showing how Coventry city centre could be transformed by 2021 have been unveiled as part of a presentation called ‘Transforming your city’. Read more...
The Guardian has announced that the Social Work Academy, part of our Children’s Services, has been nominated in the Public Sector Awards in the category for workforce learning and development. Read more...
The annual report for adult social care in Coventry outlines how services are aimed at providing personal and practical support to help people live their lives independently. Find out more...
Healthwatch Coventry is looking for three volunteers to sit on its steering group and to help ensure that local people have a say in their NHS and Care services. Read more...
Latest figures show a reduction in fly-tipping incidents – as prosecutions rise by 50% as part of a zero-tolerance policy by Coventry City Council on the anti-social crime. See the full article...
A Coventry used car dealer has pleaded guilty to selling an unsafe vehicle and applying misleading descriptions to it after a car sold was found to be unroadworthy. Find out more...
The Pod has created a unique partnership with award-winning folk artist Sam Lee that will set people on a trail of discovery through Coventry’s ‘paths less trodden’. Read more...
A free Inclusive Dance Festival for children is to be held next month as one of the city's many community festivals during its year as European City of Sport. Read more...
To get a discounted price at The Wave when it opens, make sure you've signed up for a Go CV Card.
Go CV is a free loyalty card that gives Coventry locals free entry and discounts on some of the city’s most exciting events, activities and attractions.Sign up for one here...
