CovSoc member, Peter Hunter, goes jogging to help improve his mental health and wellbeing. But it doesn’t always work out that way. Peter writes …. This week’s jog was just…
Our thanks to the Stoke History Group for this third article from their April newsletter, Jabet’s Ash. John Marshall writes….. The current Rose and Crown pub on Walsgrave Road, situated…
CovSoc member and Chair of the Stoke History Group, John Marshall, has permitted us to re-print this interesting article about Coventry Railway Station that he wrote for the April edition…
CovSoc member and Chair of the Stoke History Group, John Marshall, shares a story published in Jabet’s Ash, the group’s newsletter last month. John writes….. Hundreds of children (and adults)…
CovSoc member, Peter Hunter, writes.. This month, the second in the series of articles inspired by places around Coventry that I visit as I jog around town takes me to…
23 May 2023 – 7pm (Doors open at 6.30pm) The Drama Studio, King Henry VIII School, Spencer Road, Coventry The next meeting of our friends at The Arts Society Coventry…
The Coventry Society is pleased to learn that the Litten Tree Building community arts venue in Warwick Road has re-opened. The LTB had become the home of artists and creators…
CovSoc member, Peter James, tells us this interesting story about telecommunications infrastructure in our region. Peter writes….. From 1st January 1912 The General Post Office became a virtual monopoly supplier…
Coventry Historian and CovSoc member, David Fry, continues his analysis about the streets around Broadgate. David writes….. A recent article described the blitzing of the old medieval Broadgate in 1820…
CovSoc founder member and Chair of the Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation, Paul Maddocks, tells us about “Reconciliation” – one of the Cathedral’s best-known sculptures. Paul writes…. ‘Reconciliation’…
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