Coventry currently has no Climate Change Strategy. The last one expired in 2020 and has not been replaced. And, unlike 78% of councils, it has never had a Climate Action Plan. Clearly, tackling climate change is clearly not one of … Continue reading →
This article was written by Ann Wilson, Objector on behalf of Coventry Tree Wardens. Having sacrificed the beautiful Windmill golf course to housing at their last meeting, the Planning Committee has now given over the last bit of important open … Continue reading →
Coventry City Council and solar partner Ineco Energy Limited [1] have this week begun installing over 5000 rooftop photovoltaic solar panels across 41 Coventry City Council public buildings. Phase 1, which is funded by Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme (PSDS) grants, … Continue reading →
In July 2020, Councillor Jim O’Boyle, Coventry City Council Cabinet Member Jobs and Regeneration wrote to CovCAN reporter Elliot Parker saying that “The Council will invite key stakeholder to set up an independent ‘Sustainable Development Commission’ to address the major … Continue reading →
Bret Willers, Head of Sustainability and Climate Change at Coventry City Council, delivered this presentation at a meeting of the Scrutiny Co-ordination Committee at 11:00 on Wednesday 21 April 2021. This was followed by questions from members of the Committee. You … Continue reading →
Coventry City Council will soon bid for funding from the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles for up to an additional 400 charge points, in addition to the 401 already installed around the city, and procure a new tender for a … Continue reading →
Sign the ePetition on Coventry City Council website which begins: We the undersigned petition the Council to show support support for the new proposed Binley Cycleway, a 6km (3.75 mile) long protected bike lane from the city centre to University … Continue reading →
Currently Coventry City Council sends all recyclable materials – glass, plastic, metal and paper – to commercial firms in the city. In 2018/19 it cost the Council over £1.6m. The Council first discussed plans for the Materials Recycling Facility (MRF) … Continue reading →
Time Union is a time bank run by Coventry City Council which aims to help people use their time to build their sense of self through relating to others, connect to Coventry as a community, and enable socially positive changes … Continue reading →
The Pod provides a community space that programs creative and artistic events and is part of Coventry City Council. The Pod at 31 Far Gosford Street is the dynamic work base to a team of Mental Health Development Workers/Brokers, The … Continue reading →