Joan Cummins
Senior Reporter at BBC
I am BBC Midlands Today's Coventry and Warwickshire reporter. These views though are all my own!
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Joan Cummins
'The pub was the one place men could socialise'Joan CumminsGavin KermackBBCRoddy Doyle's Two Pints is being performed in the UK for the first timeTwo men sit at a bar, drinking Guinness and putting the world to rights. The setting, though, is not a Dublin pub - but Coventry's Belgrade Theatre, where Roddy Doyle's play Two Pints is part way through its first-ever UK run.
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4 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Shehnaz Khan |Joan Cummins
About 150 soldiers from the 30 Signal and Queens Gurkha Signals regiments marked the occasion [BBC]Hundreds of people have gathered for a parade as part of the 80th anniversary of VE Day in Warwickshire. About 150 soldiers from the 30 Signal and Queens Gurkha Signals regiments marched through Bedworth to mark the occasion. The parade began at the Almshouses and moved on to the high street, before heading up to the Peace Podium on Sergeant Simon Valentine Way.
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4 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Shehnaz Khan |Joan Cummins
Hundreds of people have gathered for a parade as part of the 80th anniversary of VE Day in Warwickshire. About 150 soldiers from the 30 Signal and Queens Gurkha Signals regiments marched through Bedworth to mark the occasion. The parade began at the Almshouses and moved on to the high street, before heading up to the Peace Podium on Sergeant Simon Valentine Way.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Joan Cummins
'Green belt homes will destroy our village'Joan CumminsCharlotte BentonBBCBrinklow resident Linda Johnson said the plans were not sustainable Plans to build hundreds of new homes to help meet housing targets in a historic village would "destroy" the area, residents say. The development is part of Rugby Borough Council's local plan with proposals to build 415 new homes on green belt land in Brinklow, near Rugby.
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1 month ago |
bbc.co.uk | Joan Cummins |Charlotte Benton
Image caption, Aiga Dalberga felt she had to navigate motherhood alone before she attended the Calm Connections Clinic in Walsall"It's so important to know there is someone standing by your shoulder and offering you support at the time when you need it the most."For a long time Aiga Dalberga felt she had to navigate motherhood alone. Ms Dalberga delivered her baby daughter by herself after she was turned away from the hospital and "refused help".
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