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Drought declared in West Midlands after record low rain and exceptionally high temperatures
The Environment Agency has again stepped up its operational response, including enhanced monitoring and controlling how much water can be taken from rivers.
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Coventry man 'pops into M&S at Birmingham Airport then gets arrested'
Officers had been deployed at Birmingham Airport as part of Project Servator
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Coventry school ends year on a high with host of sporting triumphs
Cardinal Wiseman Catholic School has added to its trophy cabinet after winning the Coventry Evening Telegraph Cup, a prestigious city-wide football tournament
'Blatant' unauthorised extended traveller site on outskirts of Coventry set to be approved
It has been created without permission on Green Belt land
RUGBY UNION - Coventry Rugby announce under-18s double-header against Leinster and Ealing
Coventry's under-18s will take on Irish giants Leinster in the morning and return to the pitch to face Ealing later in the afternoon.
Face of fraudster who lied about high-ranking Coventry job to swindle the NHS out of £170k
Amran Hussain falsely claimed to have worked at the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust
Drought officially declared across Coventry and Warwickshire by Environment Agency
There are now seven areas in England that are in flash drought
Coventry shop shuttered after being caught selling illegal tobacco and vapes for the third time
Tile Hill Mini Market in Station Avenue has been ordered to close for three months by Coventry Magistrates Court
BTCC - Coventry's Tom Ingram recovers from setback to earn race win at Thruxton
Ingram triumphed in the third and final race at the Hampshire circuit on what proved a challenging weekend for the title contender.
Universal Credit changes and free school meals: What it means for Coventry families
Thousands more families will qualify for free school meals from September after the government changed the criteria - but there's one important thing to know
New Tile Hill restaurant plans for popular foodie business
It has submitted an application to ask permission from the city council to make the change
The Air Ambulance Service launches £9million appeal for new base
Warwick and Leamington MP Matt Western is backing The Air Ambulance Service's Big Bases Appeal.
Firms back education shake-up to get more young people ready for work
Prime minister Andy Burnham has announced plans to offer students the opportunity to study more vocational subjects from the age of 14
Green Party leader refuses three times to say sorry to Farage over guillotine T-shirt image - NATIONAL NEWS
Green Party leader Zack Polanski has repeatedly declined to apologise to Nigel Farage after re-sharing a photograph of a man wearing a T-shirt bearing a guillot
FOOTBALL - Coventry City launch season ticket waiting list as demand soars following Premier League return
The club have confirmed general admission season tickets have sold out.
Millions of workers could pay new tax to fund social care under Burnham plan - NATIONAL NEWS
Whitehall officials draw up 1.8pc income levy to bankroll Andy Burnham's social care plan.
Warwickshire content creator wins award for boosting the region's tourism scene
Hannah Douglas, who works at Warwickshire’s tourist board Shakespeare’s England, has scooped the Young Excellence Award at UKinbound’s Awards.
Cruel thieves are targeting Coventry graves as grieving families left 'heartbroken'
One mum said her late daughter's grave was targeted twice in just 24 hours
FOOTBALL - Coventry City agree club-record £22.5m fee for goalkeeper Carl Rushworth
According to The Telegraph, the Sky Blues will pay an initial £22.5m fee which could rise towards £30m with instalments.