A quick round-up of what's happening in Coventry today, with links to the original coverage.
'Tired' mum starts SEND group for struggling parents — Kim White founded the SEND Sisterhood to support parents of children with special educational needs. (BBC Coventry & Warwickshire)
Rugby cannot keep relying on Coventry A&E - MP — Rugby MP John Slinger's open letter calling for doctor-led urgent care at the hospital has gained thousands of signatures. (BBC Coventry & Warwickshire)
Ask me what matters: care experienced young people tell professionals what they want to be asked — Coram Voice created a film and briefing paper with professionals to help young people in care be listened to. (Coventry City Council News)
Coventry City Council supports Kinship Care Week 2026 — Coventry City Council is supporting Kinship Care Week 2026, celebrating relatives caring for children when parents cannot. (Coventry City Council News)
Preventing Ketamine drug use in Coventry — Local drug services launched the 'It's K to talk' campaign to educate young people about ketamine's impacts. (Coventry City Council News)
Coventry Market set for £1.25 million upgrade — Coventry Market will undergo a £1.25 million upgrade including new glazing, wider doorways and improved exterior links. (Coventry City Council News)
