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- Sep 13, 2026
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The Coventry suburb where house prices are falling faster than anywhere else (opens the original)
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House prices in one part of Coventry are falling dramatically faster than anywhere else in the city. The average sold price for homes in Binley tumbled by 7.62% over the past year. The average price for the 12 months to July 2026 is £254,977 while for the previous year it stood at £276,010. Exhall and Allesley were the only two parts of Coventry to see a rise in prices - 1.58% in Allesley (CV5) and 2.26% in Exhall. Prices in the city centre fell 6.25% from £180,696 to £169.407. This remains the
The Coventry boundary that costs residents 11 years of good health (opens the original)
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Two neighbouring Coventry communities have starkly different outcomes when it comes to how long you can expect to be healthy. If you’re born in Tile Hill, you can expect on average to have a healthy life expectancy of 57 if you’re a man or 59 if you’re a woman. But just next door in Allesley Green and Lower Eastern Green there’s a dramatically different picture. If you’re born here you can expect to live to 71 in good health if you’re a woman and 68 if you’re a man. That’s a difference of 11 or
More than four phones stolen every day in West Midlands (opens the original)
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Thieves and robbers stole more than 1,500 phones across the West Midlands last year. An FOI revealed that West Midlands Police recorded 1,513 instances of mobile phone thefts and robberies in the region in 2025. That’s equivalent to 50 per 100,000 people. But the figures are down dramatically on the previous two years - 2,237 mobile phone thefts were recorded in 2024 and 2,594 in 2023. The figures reveal the picture for the whole of the West Midlands Police force area - there is no breakdown of
Coventry GCSE results picture in full as Warwickshire has best scores in region (opens the original)
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Warwickshire had the best GCSE results in the West Midlands this year. A total of 27.3% of grades were marked seven or above. That’s equivalent to A or A* in traditional grades. Coventry didn’t do badly either with 18.3% of grades marked seven or above. In Birmingham it was 22.3% while Stoke-on-Trent had the lowest grades in the West Midlands with 11.9% - enough to rank in the bottom 10 local authorities in the country. The regional West Midlands average was 18.3%. The results show a sharp divid
The thousands of dodgy drivers on Coventry and Warwickshire's roads (opens the original)
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More than 14,000 people are driving on Coventry and Warwickshire’s roads having racked up more than six points. The penalty points system sees a person’s driving licence endorsed if they are convicted of a motoring offence. If you build up 12 or more penalty points within a period of three years, you can be disqualified from driving, although there are different rules for new drivers. Endorsements stay on your driving licence for four or 11 years, depending on the offence, and can be issued for
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