Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)

FLIM REPORTER NATIVITY 2 ? DANGER IN THE MANGER ?Cert U?. FILM REVIEW COVENTRY-based director Debbie Isitt returns with her third improvised comedy after Confetti and Nativity! - and it's just the job for any family with young children who fancy a...

Byline: Duncan Gibbons NEWS REPORTER THE fight to save Coventry's iconic black cabs is being taken to the city that made them famous. Union officials and redundant LTI workers are heading to London this weekend to gain support from the capital's...

Byline: Jenny Waddington BUSINESS REPORTER LOCAL business leaders have joined forces with experts across the West Midlands to call on the government for more help in creating jobs. The region's six Local Enterprise Partnerships - including Coventry...

Byline: SPECIAL REPORT By Jenny Waddington BUSINESS REPORTER THE Coventry Telegraph is sending out an SOS today - help us Save Our Shops and breathe new life into our city centre. The call comes after gloomy figures revealed the city has one...

Byline: Warren Manger HEALTH REPORTER A PENSIONER who was brought back to life TWICE is urging festive fundraisers to help give other heart patients a second chance in life. Tom Ryan, of Rugby, was rushed into hospital with an erratic heartbeat...

CASES heard at Coventry Magistrates Court on Friday, October 26, included: Dale Barber, 29, of Attoxhall Road, Wyken, Coventry, admitted breaching the Sexual Offences Act by failing to reveal a change of address. He was fined PS110 and told to pay...

Byline: Marton Bagot NEWS REPORTER COMEDIAN Lee Nelson sparked outrage with a comment about the Blitz - just hours before he was due to perform in Coventry. The 35-year-old played a stand-up gig at Warwick Arts Centre on Sunday, four days after...

Byline: Natalie Coulson EIGHT goals in two games. Eight goals in two away games. That is the amazing statistic that Coventry City fans are enjoying right now. The last time I wrote I discussed a lack of pride in the team, about how disillusioned...

Byline: HOCKEY By Alan Poole NUNEATON and Atherstone settled for a point apiece at the end of a frantic East Midlands Two derby. And while both sides were disappointed to miss out on maximum points, the Adders' frustration was particularly intense...

Byline: Telegraph Reporter A COVENTRY schoolboy feared he had messed up his GCSE exams because he could not concentrate properly after being robbed in a city park. But despite the impact of his offence on his victim, robber Glenroy Barnes escaped...

Byline: Derek Brown derek.brown@coventrytelegraph.net WARWICKSHIRE'S Paul Broadhurst, Andy Sullivan and Jamie Elson all face up to one of the toughest tournaments on the European Tour - the Final Qualifying School - that tees off in Spain on Saturday....

Byline: Les Reid POLITICAL REPORTER UNIONS representing Coventry City Council workers have criticised Labour leaders over yesterday's devastating announcement warning of 800 more job losses. Unison officer Richard Harty said many workers first learned...

Byline: Andy Turner SKY BLUES REPORTER WILLIAM Edjenguele is happy to enjoy the moment after helping Coventry City to back-to-back victories in the league - but insists the celebrations are on hold until the team start turning on the style at home....

Byline: Sam Dimmer CRIME REPORTER MEMBERS of the public in Coventry could get the chance to set the city's policing priorities, according to the new man in charge. The proposal was unveiled by West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner Bob Jones...