Greggs and Primark Launch Their 2022 Christmas Collection

The time for gift-giving is around the corner, but during a cost-of-living crisis, how is the public coping? Covfeed reporter Phoebe Lewin is in the Lower Precinct Shopping Centre In Coventry to find out.

On September 10th Whitney Alexia moved into her privately rented home to start their new academic year as a postgraduate student.

Everything you need to know about this explosive interview, plus in-depth analysis on the Glazer family’s ownership! 👀🔴

Seven organisations have been awarded funding from Coventry City Council's Arts and Culture project grant scheme, the bursaries range from £5,000 to £12,000. Holly Gasson investigates.

Why isn’t Coventry known for its food? It doesn’t have the glam appeal of London haute cuisine, but Coventry’s full of hidden gems. Its diversity is a treasure, food from across the globe comes at mouth-wateringly low prices. Do you want Korean barbecue or Jerk chicken? Coventry’s got it. Student foodies on a budget will rejoice at the number of budget options available within a walking distance of the city centre. Today we’re going to explore three of these.

Nadira Sultana visited the Grab ‘n’ Gab Club to find out how the Coventry-based charity will bring people together and protect them from the impact of the Cost-of-Living crisis

The RISING Global Peace Forum ended earlier today, this event is a unique partnership between Coventry University, the Cathedral and Coventry City Council.

The menu sees two new flavours added to the iconic coffee-house’s line-up

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Chancellor Jeremy Hunt are due to announce a number of economic policies in their Autumn Statement next week.

On the 4th of May 2022, Citizen Housing announced that they would be working alongside Coventry city council to develop neighbourhoods.

Food banks are reaching their breaking point, with almost 1.3 million emergency parcels given to people in just over six months.