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'We must do our best to protect children in care'.	Apr 4, 2000	1131
Rugby railway plans put back on track.	Mar 25, 2000	314
Rover sell-off 'threat to 4,700 workers'.	Mar 24, 2000	284
Tot hurt as safety petition raised; CAMPAIGN OVER 'DANGEROUS' ROUTE TO SCHOOL WITH NO CROSSINGS.	Mar 24, 2000	309
'Copycat' quotes put MPs in spin.	Mar 24, 2000	236
'Cabinet' plan raises fears; OPPONENTS SEE THREAT TO LOCAL DEMOCRACY.	Mar 18, 2000	335
Memorial Park is in line for an upgrade.	Mar 18, 2000	310
Tax form goes out the window ... for some.	Mar 17, 2000	269
'Godiva stays' on CCS vehicles logo; PLEDGE AS BOARD MEMBERS CONSIDER NEW-IMAGE DESIGNS.	Mar 16, 2000	324
City caterers face schools challenge; 10 SECONDARIES SEEK PRIVATE TENDERS FOR MEALS CONTRACT.	Mar 13, 2000	219
Jaguar gives a rapid solution to care crisis; SOCIAL SERVICES HAIL INITIATIVES DESIGNED TO HELP THE CHILDREN WHO NEED IT THE MOST.	Mar 11, 2000	298
Housing deal saga could add up to pounds 6m; GOVERNMENT WILL PICK UP THE BILL AFTER LONG AND BITTER CAMPAIGN.	Mar 11, 2000	276
City's children get a better deal; COUNCILLORS TOLD OF PROGRESS SINCE DAMNING SOCIAL WORK REPORTS.	Mar 10, 2000	240
Secure unit wins praise.	Mar 9, 2000	211
'Carry on' relief for bus pass OAPs; FREE TRAVEL CONCESSION AGREED FOR ANOTHER YEAR.	Mar 9, 2000	250
City's cultural come-on for the over-60s; Library charges to be halved.	Mar 8, 2000	223
'FAT CAT SALARIES' STORM AT COUNCIL; Housing bosses' pay fury.	Mar 8, 2000	271
Godiva story to get permanent show; City plans lasting tribute to its most famous figure.	Mar 7, 2000	264
Fear of huge job losses if Rover plant closed; COUNCIL LEADER WARNS OF KNOCK-ON EFFECT FOR CITY FIRMS.	Mar 6, 2000	232
New park proposals welcomed; WARM RECEPTION GIVEN TO PLANS TO CONVERT FORMER ALLOTMENTS.	Mar 4, 2000	230
Park plan put to neighbours; HOMES AND LEISURE PACKAGE FOR OLD ALLOTMENTS.	Mar 1, 2000	257
'Save green belt' move at inquiry.	Mar 1, 2000	221
Jaguar plays the jobs card at inquiry; Green belt fight looms.	Feb 29, 2000	216
Bid to chop down trees 'a disgrace' DEVELOPERS SLAMMED OVER REQUEST TO RELAX PLANNING CONDITION.	Feb 26, 2000	266
It's thumbs up for Arena 2000 plans.	Feb 25, 2000	303
105 homes to be built on toxic site; WORRIES EXPRESSED OVER RISK TO CHILDREN USING PLAY AREA.	Feb 25, 2000	278
Voluntary work aimed at youth; Hundreds to take part.	Feb 24, 2000	228
Probe call on health and safety policies; WHY WEREN'T WE TOLD OF FLAWS? LABOUR COUNCILLOR DEMANDS.	Feb 19, 2000	312
How we'll bring back the crowds; REVEALED . . . THE TWO FOCAL POINTS OF THE COUNCIL SCHEME TO BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO COVENTRY CITY CENTRE.	Feb 18, 2000	1219
NOW YOU SEE HER... NOW YOU DON'T!; New look for Broadgate without Godiva.	Feb 18, 2000	332
Health centre deal runs into hitch; ESTATE'S FORMER PUB SITE READY AND WAITING.	Feb 18, 2000	266
Training team rents gardens; COUNCIL DEAL COULD GROW INTO JOBS AS NURSERY SITE IS MADE AVAILABLE.	Feb 17, 2000	238
Computer blunders add to council bill; SYSTEM FOUL-UP SADDLES HOUSING BENEFITS WITH A COSTLY MESS.	Feb 17, 2000	298
Crisis 'will hit old and needy'.	Feb 16, 2000	220
Go-ahead to replace landmark hostel; REVISED PHOENIX INITIATIVE PLAN HAILED BY HERITAGE BODY.	Feb 14, 2000	209
Officials warned over cover-up.	Feb 14, 2000	382
Gratitude as festival is a huge success; MP ASKS FOR REASSURANCE AMID FEARS FOR RILEY SQUARE SCHEME.	Feb 11, 2000	181
New station is on target, say police; MP ASKS FOR REASSURANCE AMID FEARS FOR RILEY SQUARE SCHEME.	Feb 11, 2000	216
pounds 1m invoices fiasco blamed on 'glitch'.	Feb 11, 2000	276
Mental health unit is given go-ahead; PROTESTERS PIN HOPES ON ALTERNATIVE GP SCHEME FOR LONGFORD SITE.	Feb 11, 2000	464
Anger over Blair's claim on MP probe.	Feb 10, 2000	212
City signs up to police on payroll.	Feb 10, 2000	314
Charge plan for wasted calls; TENANTS MAY FACE LEVY OVER MISSED GAS SAFETY CHECKS.	Feb 10, 2000	234
BINGO CLUB GETS PEACE DEAL OFFER; Hippodrome 'swop' for Pool Meadow home.	Feb 9, 2000	308
Huge bill looms to update council vans; REVIEW ORDERED AS NEW DUSTCARTS EMPHASISE DEFICIENCIES IN FLEET.	Feb 8, 2000	177
Mental health unit row revived; FRESH PLANS ARE SUBMITTED.	Feb 7, 2000	273
Report on future ofChiefConstable; CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT TO BE DISCUSSED BY POLICE AUTHORITY.	Feb 7, 2000	250
Shake-up slims old folk care network; CITY BASES REDUCED TO THREE AS STRETCHED SOCIAL SERVICES TEAM REGROUPS.	Feb 5, 2000	266
City may bid for cash for subway cameras; COUNCILLORS WORRIED AT LACK OF ANTI-CRIME MEASURES IN UNDERGROUND WALKWAYS.	Feb 2, 2000	281
Golf store sheds plan handicap; STRICT CONDITIONS RELAXED ON APPEAL.	Feb 2, 2000	210
Anti-burglar gates to help 1,000 homes.	Feb 2, 2000	202
Decision day for Big Mac.	Feb 1, 2000	262
Subway focus for crime fighters; CALL FOR ACTION SPARKS REPORT ON LACK OF SECURITY UNDER RINGWAY.	Jan 31, 2000	190
Work taster 'a success'.	Jan 29, 2000	293
Single status plan angers union hopeful; COUNCIL'S ATTACKING PAY, SAYS CANDIDATE.	Jan 27, 2000	314
Tory councillor's firm wins homes appeal; 'NO POLITICAL MOTIVE' WHEN PLANNERS TURNED DOWN APPLICATION.	Jan 26, 2000	222
New look for entrance to retail market; NIGHTCLUB 'BRIDGE' WILL MAKE WAY FOR THIS TWO-FACED CLOCK.	Jan 25, 2000	238
MP hopeful over cemeteries probe.	Jan 24, 2000	212
Car run gears up for a new look; REVIEW COMMITTEE WILL AIM TO MAKE 2001 EVENT 'SOMETHING TO SHOUT ABOUT'.	Jan 22, 2000	268
LET'S DO IT AGAIN!; City's cracking New Year party night triggers call for a knees- up in 2000.	Jan 18, 2000	287
FRENCH HONOUR 'SAVE OUR TREE' WAR HERO; Old soldier Bert vows to defy surgeons to attend 'citizenship' award ceremony.	Jan 17, 2000	348
That's rank, say cabbies; TAXIMEN STUNG BY COUNCIL RAP.	Jan 15, 2000	270
Council to keep cool over euro.	Jan 13, 2000	209
Report calls for council pay rise; Bigger allowances backed.	Jan 13, 2000	292
Ethnic jobs 'out of focus'.	Jan 10, 2000	268
Doormen register scheme proves a success.	Jan 8, 2000	306
Death of a Labour Party diehard; WIDOW PAYS TRIBUTE TO FAMILY MAN AND FRIEND TO WORKERS.	Jan 7, 2000	284
Cabbies told to stop overcrowding ranks; Taxi lines 'out of hand' in city centre.	Jan 7, 2000	199
Cash puzzle for grandad; CARE ALLOWANCE? I'VE HAD NOTHING!	Jan 5, 2000	392
Lollipop people thin on the ground; WARDENS MISSING AT ONE IN THREE SCHOOL CROSSINGS IN CITY.	Nov 2, 1999	189
Mums want it back on menu.	Nov 2, 1999	276
Councillor in school beef ban U-turn; RETHINK LIKELY AS FRENCH MARKET BECOMES LATEST CASUALTY OF CONTINUING TRADE ROW.	Nov 2, 1999	313
New quango HQs will bring an extra 300 jobs.	Oct 29, 1999	294
Oddy set for big election comeback; FORMER LABOUR MEP MAY FIGHT GEOFFREY ROBINSON.	Oct 28, 1999	292
OAPs targeted in urgent cost cuts.	Oct 27, 1999	243
Houses favourite to fill hospital 'black hole' CITY COUNCIL LOOKING AHEAD TO WHEN THE COV & WARWICK IS HISTORY.	Oct 26, 1999	280
Spending crisis to hit welfare clients; CARE IN COMMUNITY MAY BE ABANDONED AS 'TOO DEAR' OPTION.	Oct 26, 1999	301
Burglar alarm plan to protect graveside; DAUGHTER DESPERATE FOR ACTION AFTER FOURTH HEADSTONE ATTACK.	Oct 23, 1999	433
Wait for action on speeding.	Oct 22, 1999	264
Farmers' shock at sell-off idea.	Oct 21, 1999	242
Veto on plans for 'crazy' cycle route; RESIDENTS WIN BATTLE OVER CAMPUS BRANCH LINE NEAR THEIR HOMES.	Oct 21, 1999	278
MP in call for probe at cemetery.	Oct 21, 1999	245
Disappointment as stores snub festival; CITY RETAILERS FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE 'GREY POUND'.	Oct 20, 1999	285
Welfare officers face rap again.	Oct 20, 1999	336
Backing for plans to light up church; Strategy to involve city's two other famous spires.	Oct 19, 1999	302
City MP in bid to cut hedgerows.	Oct 19, 1999	271
DIY store wins bid to extend.	Oct 16, 1999	221
Wheels in motion for cycle lanes; SECOND PHASE OF EASTERN ROUTE SET FOR APPROVAL.	Oct 16, 1999	211
Scaffolding firm told to move out.	Oct 16, 1999	220
Outlook is healthy for old folk; CITY CHOSEN TO HOST CONFERENCE AS IT DEBATES NEW APPROACH TO AGEING.	Oct 15, 1999	353
MANDELSON GETS MO'S JOB; Top role for exiled minister.	Oct 11, 1999	318
Hitch on church demolition plan.	Oct 9, 1999	310
Look out! You could be in a new 20mph zone.	Oct 9, 1999	253
Expansion plans for super-carers scheme; Move to ease fostering crisis.	Oct 9, 1999	244
COUNCIL COUNTING COST OF '98 FLOOD; Clean-up makes a huge dent in budget.	Oct 8, 1999	232
Computer runs up hefty tax bill.	Sep 27, 1999	255
SkyDome signs point to problem.	Sep 25, 1999	288
Call to get mentally ill 'out of the shadows' SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REFLECTS ON A YEAR OF TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS.	Sep 24, 1999	173
Brickbats pour in - along with bouquets; SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE REFLECTS ON A YEAR OF TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS.	Sep 24, 1999	260
Putting the spotlight on care homes; AS CONCERNS ARE RAISED ABOUT STANDARDS, NEW INSPECTION PROCEDURES ARE PUT IN PLACE TO TRY TO CUT DOWN ON COMPLAINTS IN WARWICKSHIRE.	Sep 23, 1999	1406