GSCE results day 2026 recap as Coventry and Warwickshire students find out grades
GSCE results day 2026 recap as Coventry and Warwickshire students find out grades
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GCSE results day 2026 joy across Coventry and Warwickshire in pictures
GCSE results day 2026 joy has been celebrated by students across Coventry and Warwickshire.Months of waiting came to an end for Year 11 learners as they picked up their grades.Many schools in our area celebrated their best ever results, while others have reported strong successes across the board.You can read about the results in our liveblog here and take a look at some of the celebrations in our…
Giant 'hidden' illegal waste site on Nuneaton's doorstep shut down by police
A hunt is now underway to find those responsible
Paint thrown over multiple homes and cars in Rugby before culprits post bizarre note
Officers in Warwickshire have asked for the public's help
Solihull man fined £452 after court hears of drunk assault on police officer
Aaron Gerroni, 21, was fined £452 after Birmingham Magistrates' Court heard he assaulted a police officer during a drunken dispute among friends
Body found in Exhall lake as police seal off nearby roads
999 calls were made this morning
HMRC raid Coventry shops in crackdown on criminals 'using them as fronts'
It is part of an effort to tackle illicit activity on our High Streets
Police want to speak to this boy after Warwickshire train knifepoint robbery
Officers say he may have information which can help them
The popular Midlands street food brand set to open a permanent restaurant - and it could be in Coventry
Tony Jackson, the man behind Urban Cheesecake, Filthy Burgers, and Filthy Fried Chicken, is looking for a new permanent restaurant - and he's got eyes on Coventry, Nuneaton or Bedworth
Coventry Market 'could look amazing' in City Centre South plans amid demolition calls
The Grade II listed circular market building is protected from demolition, despite calls from some residents and social media commenters to get rid of it, as the council sets out proposed regeneration plans