Call to use Drones to Tackle Fly-Tipping Thursday, 8 January, 2026 Coventry Conservatives are calling on the Council to adopt drone technology as part of a strengthened local strategy to tackle persistent and costly fly-tipping. Fly-tipping remains a major issue for communities and council services in Coventry, with thousands of incidents reported each year. In the past year alone, Coventry City Council’s Environmental Enforcement Team has handled more than 11... Local News
Accident black spot to get pedestrian crossing 12th September 2018 Hockley Lane in Eastern Green could be about to get a pedestrian crossing following a two year campaign. Councillors representing Woodlands ward are now... Local News
While the cats away the mice correct the signage.... 8th September 2018 Following on from over 2 years of campaigning and a recent report attacking Coventry Council highways department where they were accused of being “deluded” in... Local News
A record low number of children in workless households means more security for families in Coventry 30th August 2018 Coventry Conservatives have welcomed new figures showing that there are 95407 fewer children in workless households in the West Midlands since 2010. The number... Local News
Cllr Tim Mayer requests donated memorabilia is put back on display 30th August 2018 Councillor Tim Mayer has written an open letter to the Labour Deputy Leader of the council and Cabinet Member for Policing and Equalities Cllr Abdul Khan... Local News
Coventry Conservatives welcome £300 million plan to improve transport for disabled passengers 26th July 2018 On the 25th July, the Government has launched an Inclusive Transport Strategy to improve accessibility across all types of travel for people with visible and... Local News
Greenbelt developers slammed for ‘sham’ consultation exercise 29th June 2018 Furious residents in Allesley Green have accused developers of reneging on their promises to implement greenbelt development sensitively. They’ve received the... Local News
Ladbrokes urged to investigate claims that blind pensioner was poorly treated 25th June 2018 Councillors have asked betting firm Ladbrokes to investigate claims from a distressed Coventry resident who says he’s been badly treated. Partially blind... Local News
Petition calls for action to prevent another travellers incursion 21st June 2018 Concerned residents are backing a petition to permanently secure the Ponderosa fields off Jardine Crescent in Tile Hill following last month's incursion by... Local News
Residents angry as Council mowing is kicked into the long grass 14th June 2018 Parks and grass verges are growing out of control because the council just aren’t mowing them according to residents in Woodlands ward. Councillors representing... Local News
A pay rise for public sector workers 21st July 2020 We’ve announced that almost 900,000 public sector workers, including doctors, teachers and police officers, will see above-inflation pay rises. National News
Meet our new MPs: Jo Gideon, Stoke-on-Trent Central 16th July 2020 Our new MPs represent the future of our Party. Read here to meet Jo Gideon, our new MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central. National News
Matt Hancock answers your questions 13th July 2020 Your questions answered by Matt Hancock, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care. National News
2022 Spring Forum to be hosted in Blackpool 10th July 2020 Conservative Party Co-Chairman, Amanda Milling MP, has today announced the Conservative Party will host its Spring Forum in Blackpool in 2022. National News
2022 Spring Forum to be hosted in Blackpool 10th July 2020 Conservative Party Co-Chairman, Amanda Milling MP, has today announced the Conservative Party will host its Spring Forum in Blackpool in 2022. National News
Rishi Sunak's Plan for Jobs: Speech in Full 9th July 2020 Our plan for jobs is about supporting people to find the jobs that are out there, creating new jobs through investing in our infrastructure and housing, and... National News
