Joshua Nevett is a political reporter for BBC Politics, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He has also written for other publications such as Cigalah Group, Yahoo News, and BBC Mundo. Joshua's articles cover a range of political topics, including asylum treaties, government inquiries, and legislation.
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By: Joshua Nevett
It is due to be built into two parts across the city with the first half ending at the old IKEA building
Councillor Patricia Hetherton believes a new scheme in Coventry will make roads safer.
The petition calling on three Warwickshire County councillors to resign is handed to the authority.
Work to build a cutting-edge tram system in Coventry has been delayed by years after a bid for government cash was rejected, the BBC has learned.
Coventry City Council says work on the "liveable neighbourhood" scheme in Earlsdon will start next month.
Some 140 years ago, the people of Rugby clubbed together to build the town's clock tower. It was an example of what the Conservative government might call levelling up.
Five candidates bidding to be mayor of the West Midlands set out their plans for the city.
Some eye-catching local elections in Warwickshire could give a sense of the national mood.
Labour has gained control of Nuneaton and Bedworth Council from the Conservatives in the local elections.
The lack of care homes and foster parents in England is described as "a growing national problem".
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