The Sunken Cross
In February we told the story about Coventry’s links with the Royal Navy and referred to the Coventry Cross that was recovered from the sunken
Meet the new Chair!
The new Coventry Society chair for 2024-26 is Trevor Cornfoot. Trevor spent his working career in town planning and economic development. He has a strong
DOT DOT DOT Exhibition
This year the Coventry University School of Art and Design Degree Show Is called the DOT DOT DOT Exhibition. It is open to the public
The Not So Secret Visit
Coventry Society member, Peter James, tells us about Coventry’s role in the First World War. Peter writes…… In the early months of 1915 thousands of
FarGo Village Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Described as Coventry’s “Creative Quarter”, FarGo Village, is gearing up to celebrate its tenth birthday this year with a line-up of events to mark the
New Sculpture Warwick University
The Coventry Observer has reported that a vibrant new sculpture, titled ‘ColourConnection,’ has been unveiled at the University of Warwick, marking the beginning of the
Coventry in 1945/46
Historian and CovSoc Committee member, David Fry, has been studying past editions of the Alfred Herbert Newsletter. These newsletters are much more than just a
CovSoc Annual Report 2023 – 2024
Introduction This is the annual report of the Coventry Society for the year 2023 – 2024. The Society is a registered charity and this report
Coventry’s Tourism Superstar
The Coventry Telegraph reports …. Peter Chambers, the driving force behind Coventry Music Museum, has been crowned as VisitEngland’s Tourism Superstar 2024. Pete, a volunteer
City Centre South Archaeology Commences
The Coventry Telegraph has reported that experts will be carrying out archaeological works ahead of the first phase of a £450m regeneration project set to
Giga Factory gets new name
Greenpower Park is the new name of the Gigafactory site at Coventry Airport. The change in name comes with a new website and a major
City Centre to be invaded by “Hubs”!
Planning applications have been submitted for the installation of advertising “hubs” in six locations across the city centre. The big grey units are 2.6 metres