A new DHL, Fracking and a Delia Derbyshire tribute- This week in Coventry

IT’S been another packed week in this weeks Coventry Observer- and we’ve compiled a roundup of some of the biggest stories over the last seven days.

This weeks highlights

DHL Parcel UK has broken ground on a new £230million hub in Coventry’s SEGRO Park which is expected to create 650 new jobs.

SWATHES of Coventry could be used for fracking after the Government lifted a temporary ban on applications for the controversial practice that had been in place since 2019.

COVENTRY University has named its new flagship Faculty of Arts and Humanities building after music icon Delia Derbyshire.

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This weeks front page news

Coventry residents urged to have their say on proposed Houses of Multiple Occupation (HMO) consultation

Triumphant Coventry hospital workers take on Mont Blanc trek

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