Top 10 attractions in and around Coventry – UK City of Culture.
Ann EvansJune 14, 2021
For anyone visiting Coventry for the first time, Ann Evans has compiled a list of attractions you won’t want to miss.
For anyone visiting Coventry for the first time, Ann Evans has compiled a list of attractions you won’t want to miss.
Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall May half term was a real treat, says Ann Evans, as Kenilworth Castle welcomed visitors to its first event of
This collective exhibition took its creator, Mark Magro, months of planning and hard work, as he collaborated with the four of us artists (Caroline Said
At last the Car Boot Sales have started. Oh how I’ve missed them. They’re such fun! And we’ve had our summer house packed with unwanted
The Longines Global Champions Tour and Champions League brings together the world’s best show jumpers over 19 events across the world, and for top prize
There are many castles and fortifications all across the region of Andalucía, often not much more than stumps of ancient watchtowers. It can be hard
Sea Life Centres transform penguin beach into a beach bar for World Penguin Day. Ann Evans has the details. Celebrating the easing of
“Good company, good wine, good welcome can make good people.” So says William Shakespeare in Henry VIII Act 1 Scene 4. And he wasn’t
The daffs are out! I hear this all the time. It’s spring and a new hope dawns amid fresher, warmer air and with it those
The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events this year. Ann Evans has the details.
Over the years I’ve built up a programme of regular annual events. When the weather starts to get warmer it’s a joy to start
While organisers of the Warwick Folk Festival are planning for the event to go ahead this summer, the emphasis is still on playing it
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny May 14th. This is the official date announced for the reopening of Greece’s gates to international
Traditional Chinese Medicine Feng shui, acupuncture and qigong, chow mein, kung fu and dragon racing, all elements of the Chinese culture that have seeped into
Those of you who create your own recipes may find this useful. Several years ago I won a Recipe Competition in a Woman’s Magazine, Good
It’s another award for the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Ann Evans has the details. The British Motor Museum has won
Will it be puppy love this Valentine’s Day? Ann Evans discovers ‘Be My Valentine’ trays for dogs. If you’re a dog lover, every
Racing cars and thoroughbreds, a sculpture park and the South Downs Way, Chichester, Cowdray and country pubs, all housed within a West Sussex region,
Imagine a train running through a landscape of mountains, rivers and towns and suddenly a tunnel appears through which the train has to pass. The
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech There is a Maltese language expression that states “Rabti u Zebbugi jaghmlu Lhudi” which means
I often lament the loss of Christmas spirit and how each year the commercial elements of Christmas steal yet another inch of this special
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My four grandparents died 50, 40 and 30 years ago. I often muse that if
It is easy to take things and loved ones for granted. We all do it to some extent, but lately I have been reflecting
It’s that time of year when a glass of warm, spiced wine is just the ticket to make you flow with Christmas cheer. I’ve compiled
Well, it seems that Corona-Sadism continues as the country is told that the much hoped for relaxation of Christmas rules will not happen and that
by Harry Pope Looking through some old photos reminded me of how travel was in the 1950s. We lived in North Cheam, which is in
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny With the covid’s restrictions making us more and more frustrated it might help to travel in
Five new businesses have opened at Hatton Shopping Village in Warwickshire, Ann Evans has the details. Hatton Shopping Village, the quintessentially English shopping
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Why is it that northern cold countries have this comforting reputation of warmth and hospitality? Close your eyes
This recipe is one I play with depending on what dried fruit is in the cupboard. Usually I have dried figs, which I dry myself
It’s not really news that the art of sending Christmas cards is an ailing one. I still like to send Christmas cards, indeed to me
It’s mid-November. The roads and streets are eerily quiet. The shops and mega stores closed, no shoppers, no tourists. The feeling is bleak, no sense
The 21st century Mumbai buzzes with all the activities that a modern world city possesses. But besides it modern appeal, its ancient roots still reflects
by Harry Pope My wife thinks I can’t sing. She is right, but just sometimes I can hold a note sufficiently long to be able
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Celestyal Cruises the world-renowned Greek cruises company proposes a free additional insurance including the COVID-19 cover
‘Remember, Remember, the fifth of November, Gunpowder, Treason and Plot!’ Well, there is still plot in the nights terrifying logistics, plenty of gunpowder rammed into
It’s fair to say that food plays a central role in my life. My working day is planned around meal times, and when I’m not
As a mother of five I have many books on cooking with children, which I leaf through and sigh, ‘wouldn’t it be wonderful to whip
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Once again from 9 to 20 January 2021 international mushers and their dogs will be
Compulsory mask wearing still has not got me beaten. Every opportunity, opening the office door or car door, and it is whipped off! I’m
For anyone visiting Coventry for the first time, Ann Evans has compiled a list of attractions you won’t want to miss.
Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall May half term was a real treat, says Ann Evans, as Kenilworth Castle welcomed visitors to its first event of
This collective exhibition took its creator, Mark Magro, months of planning and hard work, as he collaborated with the four of us artists (Caroline Said
At last the Car Boot Sales have started. Oh how I’ve missed them. They’re such fun! And we’ve had our summer house packed with unwanted
The Longines Global Champions Tour and Champions League brings together the world’s best show jumpers over 19 events across the world, and for top prize
There are many castles and fortifications all across the region of Andalucía, often not much more than stumps of ancient watchtowers. It can be hard
Sea Life Centres transform penguin beach into a beach bar for World Penguin Day. Ann Evans has the details. Celebrating the easing of
“Good company, good wine, good welcome can make good people.” So says William Shakespeare in Henry VIII Act 1 Scene 4. And he wasn’t
The daffs are out! I hear this all the time. It’s spring and a new hope dawns amid fresher, warmer air and with it those
The British Motor Museum is gearing up to run a full schedule of motoring shows and events this year. Ann Evans has the details.
Over the years I’ve built up a programme of regular annual events. When the weather starts to get warmer it’s a joy to start
While organisers of the Warwick Folk Festival are planning for the event to go ahead this summer, the emphasis is still on playing it
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny May 14th. This is the official date announced for the reopening of Greece’s gates to international
Traditional Chinese Medicine Feng shui, acupuncture and qigong, chow mein, kung fu and dragon racing, all elements of the Chinese culture that have seeped into
Those of you who create your own recipes may find this useful. Several years ago I won a Recipe Competition in a Woman’s Magazine, Good
It’s another award for the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire. Ann Evans has the details. The British Motor Museum has won
Will it be puppy love this Valentine’s Day? Ann Evans discovers ‘Be My Valentine’ trays for dogs. If you’re a dog lover, every
Racing cars and thoroughbreds, a sculpture park and the South Downs Way, Chichester, Cowdray and country pubs, all housed within a West Sussex region,
Imagine a train running through a landscape of mountains, rivers and towns and suddenly a tunnel appears through which the train has to pass. The
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech There is a Maltese language expression that states “Rabti u Zebbugi jaghmlu Lhudi” which means
I often lament the loss of Christmas spirit and how each year the commercial elements of Christmas steal yet another inch of this special
ALBERT FENECH e/mail – salina46af@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jerome.fenech My four grandparents died 50, 40 and 30 years ago. I often muse that if
It is easy to take things and loved ones for granted. We all do it to some extent, but lately I have been reflecting
It’s that time of year when a glass of warm, spiced wine is just the ticket to make you flow with Christmas cheer. I’ve compiled
Well, it seems that Corona-Sadism continues as the country is told that the much hoped for relaxation of Christmas rules will not happen and that
by Harry Pope Looking through some old photos reminded me of how travel was in the 1950s. We lived in North Cheam, which is in
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny With the covid’s restrictions making us more and more frustrated it might help to travel in
Five new businesses have opened at Hatton Shopping Village in Warwickshire, Ann Evans has the details. Hatton Shopping Village, the quintessentially English shopping
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Why is it that northern cold countries have this comforting reputation of warmth and hospitality? Close your eyes
This recipe is one I play with depending on what dried fruit is in the cupboard. Usually I have dried figs, which I dry myself
It’s not really news that the art of sending Christmas cards is an ailing one. I still like to send Christmas cards, indeed to me
It’s mid-November. The roads and streets are eerily quiet. The shops and mega stores closed, no shoppers, no tourists. The feeling is bleak, no sense
The 21st century Mumbai buzzes with all the activities that a modern world city possesses. But besides it modern appeal, its ancient roots still reflects
by Harry Pope My wife thinks I can’t sing. She is right, but just sometimes I can hold a note sufficiently long to be able
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Celestyal Cruises the world-renowned Greek cruises company proposes a free additional insurance including the COVID-19 cover
‘Remember, Remember, the fifth of November, Gunpowder, Treason and Plot!’ Well, there is still plot in the nights terrifying logistics, plenty of gunpowder rammed into
It’s fair to say that food plays a central role in my life. My working day is planned around meal times, and when I’m not
As a mother of five I have many books on cooking with children, which I leaf through and sigh, ‘wouldn’t it be wonderful to whip
By Annick Dournes & Frédéric de Poligny Once again from 9 to 20 January 2021 international mushers and their dogs will be
Compulsory mask wearing still has not got me beaten. Every opportunity, opening the office door or car door, and it is whipped off! I’m
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