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• Prof David Bailey on the Coventry Gateway decision - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 20:38 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
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  Prof David Bailey on the Coventry Gateway decision
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  "Turning down the Coventry Gateway scheme may well have saved part of the Coventry Green Belt, but its likely effect will be to push manufacturing jobs to other regions." Share; Share; Tweet; +1; Email. Professor David Bailey. The Communities and local ...
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• Ruling over voyeurism head teacher

  17-02-2015 20:31 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A former head teacher who admitted watching a woman changing in a leisure centre cubicle is found guilty of unacceptable professional conduct, a panel rules.
  
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• Look: Keresley pub shows its Coventry City colours by plastering ceiling with ... - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 19:32 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
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  Look: Keresley pub shows its Coventry City colours by plastering ceiling with ...
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  Look: Keresley pub shows its Coventry City colours by plastering ceiling with vintage Sky Blues kits! 18:30, 17 February 2015; By Simon Gilbert. 50 old City shirts dating all the way to the 60s used to cover entire ceiling of The Wallace. Share; Share ...
  
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• Some post-Pelka attitudes 'perverse'

  17-02-2015 16:03 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A judge says the attitude of some head teachers after the murder of four-year-old Daniel Pelka "is perverse".
  
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• Arrest after brick hits police car

  17-02-2015 15:07 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A man is arrested after a large brick smashed a police car windscreen injuring two officers, police say.
  
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• Landslip-hit line 'open for Easter'

  17-02-2015 14:22 via bbc.co.uk
  
  A railway line closed by a landslip between Warwickshire and Oxfordshire is expected to open in time for Easter, Network Rail says.
  
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• Coventry Magistrates Court: Stealing £890 of spirits and groceries from ... - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 14:02 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
  Coventry Magistrates Court: Stealing £890 of spirits and groceries from ...
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  David Price, 37, of Chace Avenue, Willenhall, admitted stealing coffee and detergents worth £50 from One Stop, meat worth £60 from Co-op, steak and washing powder worth £70.78 from Co-op, and meat and candles worth £89.08 from Co-op, and breaching ...
  
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• The most dangerous job in sport?

  17-02-2015 13:37 via bbc.co.uk
  
  Why former Warwickshire batsman Andy Moles ignored his brother's advice and chose to coach war-torn Afghanistan in the World Cup.
  
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• Look: Coventry's new Friargate boulevard starts to take shape - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 12:32 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
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  Look: Coventry's new Friargate boulevard starts to take shape
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  Coventry's new pedestrian boulevard into the city centre is beginning to take shape ahead of its opening later this spring. The Friargate work around junction six of the city's Ring Road has been in full swing for nearly a year now and the construction ...
  
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• Coventry woman Maggie Lieu is a step closer to becoming mother of first ... - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 12:10 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
  Coventry woman Maggie Lieu is a step closer to becoming mother of first ...
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  Maggie Lieu, 24, has made the final 100 shortlist for a $6bn one-way trip to the red planet as part of the Mars One project. Share; Share; Tweet; +1; Email. Maggie Lieu, from Tile Hill, in Coventry, who could be sent to Mars. Picture supplied by Maggie ...
  
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• Huge Gateway jobs blow harms Coventry's 'top ten city' plans - Coventry Observer

  17-02-2015 10:21 via coventryobserver.co.uk
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  Huge Gateway jobs blow harms Coventry's 'top ten city' plans
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  COVENTRY'S plans for massive population growth to become a 'top ten city' have been dealt a blow with the government rejecting plans for a leading jobs scheme on Greenbelt land. After years of planning, the Coventry and Warwickshire Gateway scheme ...
  Coventry Gateway decision seen as a setback by backersLeamington Courier
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• Coventry burglar on run from prison in Derbyshire - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 10:21 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
  Coventry burglar on run from prison in Derbyshire
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  David Stephen Walker, 28 from Coventry, is wanted by police after absconding from Sudbury prison in Derbyshire on Saturday February 14. A Coventry man is being hunted by police after escaping prison on Valentine's Day. David Stephen Walker, 28, ...
  
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• Rush-hour news, travel and sport from Coventry and Warwickshire - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 10:11 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
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  Rush-hour news, travel and sport from Coventry and Warwickshire
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  Keep up to date with the latest traffic news from the Coventry and Warwickshire area beyond with our daily rush-hour live blog. We are with you from in the morning and the late afternoon with the latest traffic and travel information, weather warnings ...
  
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• Housing market: It's £200 a month cheaper to buy than rent in Coventry - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 06:47 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
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  Housing market: It's £200 a month cheaper to buy than rent in Coventry
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  The average mortgage in Coventry is now almost £200 cheaper each month than the cost of renting, according to new figures. Exclusive research by the Trinity Mirror Data Unit shows that with interest rates at record lows, people in search of a home ...
  
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• Earlsdon Cottage licensing row heading back to court - Coventry Telegraph

  17-02-2015 06:47 via coventrytelegraph.net
  
  Earlsdon Cottage licensing row heading back to court
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  A long-running battle between the Earlsdon Cottage and council chiefs is heading back to the courtroom. The pub's bosses had seen their licence to trade stripped away by Coventry City Council last year before appealing the decision in court last month.
  
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