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Download Citivision Magazine December 2014 y News...features...plus more about your city...your neighbourhood...your services cCov enttr v s on INSIDE Christmas on the home front in 1914 They said it would be all over by Christmas 1914, but the horrors of the Great War are still with us 100 years later... * Picture: The Herbert Art Gallery & Museum l See What’s On pages for details of First World War centenary exhibition. PLUS l 2-page late-night shopping special l Cycle routes joy for city bikers l WIN tickets for Wasps’ Ricoh clash issue 49 | december | 2014 Including: news, comments and updates from organisations across the city working together to improve life in Coventry From the top contents welcome to the december 2014 issue of citivision l A personal A personal message from Ken Sloan, chair of the Coventry Partnership... message from * Ken Sloan, Cllr Ann Lucas OBE, I chaired my first Coventry Partnership On a wonderful note, our city’s chair of the meeting in November, where partners universities have been showcased in the Coventry Leader, Coventry Partnership. City Council. discussed our priority ‘Growing the City Times and Sunday Times Good University and Tackling Poverty’ and explored what Guide. Coventry has been named as success for the city would look like. We all University of the Year for Student recognised that it is important that we use Experience and has retained its title as Crucial choices on the collective resources and experience of Modern University of the Year for the partners to address this priority by second consecutive year. Warwick has the 2015 horizon supporting one another’s work and striving been named University of the Year – It’s hard to believe Christmas and to systematically and sustainably improve which is especially good news as the a new year is nearly upon us again. life within the city, while tackling difficult University celebrates its 50th Anniversary 2014 has been a pretty eventful and challenging issues as they arise. in 2015. year in Coventry with both big challenges and great opportunities. education We’ve had plenty to celebrate this year, including welcoming the 9 11 The number of good or Irish President and Prince William outstanding primary schools in Coventry has surged by here for very special visits, 32 per cent in two years. enjoying our best ever Godiva Festival, and giving the crew of HMS Diamond Freedom of the health City on a sparkling Autumn day. 14 Delegates from across the We’ve seen our city centre West Midlands joined major improvements begin to encourage conference in Coventry to new investors and businesses here, combat Female Genital we’ve celebrated our Ring Road’s Mutilation. 40th birthday in style, we’ve seen work on a new business district Technology for the city centre at Friargate get 17 A hydrogen fuel-cell van well underway and our young was showcased by Coventry people are doing much better in University at the our primary schools than they Advanced Engineering UK were a couple of years ago. 19 8 show. Next year will, I suspect, be even busier! We want Coventry to news regeneration fitness be a top-ten city again, and that 19 Cycle Coventry is opening means making some very big 4 The Council has warned 9 Construction of the bridge that continued government deck at Junction 6 of the Ring a series of new, improved decisions about growing our city routes over the next few and working more closely with spending cuts will affect Road has reached a major landmark, with the installation months to help people get our neighbours to get a bigger services across the city for the next five years. of the steel beams that will to key places of work and slice of government funding at a support Warwick Road. leisure more easily. time when we’re coping with 6 A new mental health service massive spending cuts. designed to help people on what’s on We’ll make the decisions that arts & culture the street who need 20 A round-up of some of the are best for the city, its people and immediate support has been 8 The Belgrade Theatre’s attractions on offer in and the future. Coventry is a unique launched in Coventry. commercial set building around Coventry this and very special city, and nothing company has achieved record winter. will ever change that. sport turnover this year. I wish you all a peaceful councillors Christmas and a very happy new 7 Coventry Sports Network 8 A call has gone out for new year. has been set up to deliver and young recruits to join the 22 Need to contact your lead the citywide sports City of Coventry Corps of councillor? Check out our * You can write to Ann at The Council strategy for the next 10 years. Drums. comprehensive directory. House, Earl Street, Coventry CV1 5RR, or e-mail her at [email protected] contact us If you need this information in another Call the Citivision newsdesk on print and distribute to every If you would like to advertise in the format or language please contact us: 024 7683 1075 or write to Newsdesk, home in Coventry. You can also next issue of Citivision , contact Tel: 024 7683 1081 Room 27, The Council House, pick up a copy at libraries and Darren O’Shaughnessy on Fax: 024 7683 1132 Earl Street, Coventry, CV1 5RR, council buildings. Citivision is 024 7683 1075. Coventry City e-mail: communications@ or e-mail [email protected] produced on paper from Council is grateful for the support coventry.gov.uk sustainable woodland and is from advertisers in this issue of Written and produced by the chlorine free. The milling process Citivision , but accepts no Cover story: Young visitors get hands-on experience at the First World War exhibition at Communications Team, Coventry also has Environmental responsibility for the accuracy of Coventry’s Herbert Art Gallery and Museum. For City Council. Each edition of Management Systems in place. adverts. The next issue of Citivision will details and dates of The Great War, Coventry’s Story , checkout the What’s On Citivision costs 7p per copy to write, Once read, please recycle. be delivered in March 2015. listings on pages 20-21. 14-0879-EGT december 2014 | citivision | 03 news ‘Threat to services for next five years’ Finance chief highlights the perils of continued government cuts Coventry City Council has warned that We’re beginning to see the results of our continued government spending cuts will ‘Over the coming couple of work over the past few years to improve affect services across the city for the next months councillors will be looking the city centre’s appearance, develop a five years. at the detail of options being new business district for Coventry at The senior councillor in charge of finance at developed by council officers to Friargate and link with organisations to the Council, Cllr Damian Gannon, says help us meet the budget gap...’ bring jobs here. councillors will have to take some difficult “Our new customer services centre decisions about services as they set next year’s a balanced budget next February. in Broadgate opens next year and will budget. Cllr Gannon said: “We’re facing some stark bring lots of Council services in one Government spending cuts will see the choices over the coming months, and it’s place, which both saves money and is Council’s budget gap increase to £65million by important we’re honest with residents about better for residents. 2017 – with the Council losing around half its these choices. There’s no doubt people will be “But in other areas we will be making annual grant from government since 2010. losing services they’ve come to take for granted. decisions that will mean reducing or The Council is already making savings through “But we’re absolutely determined to use cutting services completely. Over the reducing the workforce and the number of scarce resources to make sure our most coming couple of months councillors will be Council buildings across the city, better use of vulnerable residents – children and old people looking at the detail of options being technology and reviewing services across the alike – continue to be protected. At the same developed by Council officers to help us meet organisation, but Cllr Gannon says more savings time we’d be failing Coventry people if we didn’t the budget gap, but they’ll have very little choice need to be found before the Council can deliver continue to invest in the city and its future. about where to make cuts.” Get your head into the Cloud app for New service for benefits claimants the best in city-centre shopping deals An appointment-only service for people who claim housing benefit and council tax support has been A project to help introduced by the Council. city centre Following a successful ‘pilot’ scheme, people who independent want to claim housing benefit or council tax retailers support need to book an appointment. Tim Savill, promote special who manages the process, said: “In the past people discount offers to followed a ‘ticket and wait’ process. Now shoppers via the customers arrive and are seen almost immediately web is likely to and the feedback from them is positive. This means be rolled out we have been able to assess benefit claims more across the city quickly.” centre. In exceptional circumstances, for example in Coventry cases of immediate eviction or where there are shoppers can vulnerability issues, staff will see customers without sign up to the an appointment.
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