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Coventry City back on BBC Match of the Day after a 25-year hiatus (opens the original)
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The last time Coventry City featured on Match of the Day (MOTD), the BBC's round-up of top flight English football, was 19 May 2001. The week before, the club's relegation from the Premier League had been confirmed with a 3-2 defeat by Aston Villa at Villa Park. However, after 25 years, the Sky Blues are back - and that means regular appearances on MOTD. BBC CWR breakfast show presenter Lorna Bailey visited the programme's studios to find out what goes on behind the scenes, how it all comes toge
Rugby youth hub hailed a hit in reducing trouble as 'the kids need fun' (opens the original)
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When Anton Noble thinks of his work as a youth worker and how to keep youngsters out of trouble, one thing comes to mind. "The kids need fun. They need it in their life. And as adults and youth workers and mentors, we are there to encourage that," he said. He is also the founder of the youth charity Guiding Young Minds and they recently set up this youth hub in a former shop in the centre of Rugby, Warwickshire. The effort was a collaboration with groups including the local council and police, a
Residents 'threatened by teens' over Lillington park fires (opens the original)
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People living near a park have been threatened with having their homes set on fire, after challenging young people deliberately starting fires, according to a councillor. Teenagers were seen in The Holt, Lillington, near Leamington Spa, setting fire to aerosol cans placed inside cardboard boxes, in undergrowth around trees in the park, Liberal Democrat councillor Alan Boad claimed. "Residents walking across the park have challenged them and been told 'we could set fire to your house' which isn't
Coventry sensory prom 'perfect end' for school leavers with SEND (opens the original)
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School can be a confusing and overwhelming time for anyone. The by-now traditional leavers prom, therefore, normally offers students an opportunity to let their hair down as they end one chapter and begin another. But what happens if the prom itself runs the risk of feeling a little too much? Music and crowds may be just the ticket for some pupils, but those with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) may need a more managed environment. Step forward Coventry, Warwickshire and Worcest
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