There is a gangland war going on in Cov and this lad seems to have been incorrectly targeted as a CV2 member. These are gangs of kids and young adults. You see some of the daft but intimidating stuff CV2 put out on YouTube. The other bunch of halfwits who’s families don’t originate from Cov but most are born in Cov are just as bad.
Imagine me and my mates making a video of our gang when I was 16....it would be along the lines of. Mess with us and we’ll come and do ratatat ginger on houses in your area....that’s how us bad asses rolled in Binley.
Not sure but when I first moved into the flats in Rikey Square the main supermarket was Kwik Save now Farmfoods. And next door was a Woolies.Am I imagining it or when Riley Square first opened (late 60's) was there a Sainsbury's there? Seem to remember being dragged round there when I was a kid.
I live in Finham and get the same. Appreciate there's a lot more trouble in other parts of the city but moving from Portsmouth it has been very noticeable, and I wouldn't exactly class Portsmouth as a great place to live.Not surprised. Coventry really has become the pits. I'm stuck at home right now (shielding) and all I hear is sirens all day. This is considered a decent part of cov too.
I live in Finham and get the same. Appreciate there's a lot more trouble in other parts of the city but moving from Portsmouth it has been very noticeable, and I wouldn't exactly class Portsmouth as a great place to live.
One thing that has really stuck out since moving back is not seeing any police on the beat. In Portsmouth I wouldn't often go a day without seeing a foot or cycle patrol. Don't think I've ever seen one since moving back to Cov.
Think people are going way overboard here. Admittedly I’m not out and about nearly as much as usual due to lockdown but I rarely see any trouble at all and haven’t seen or heard a police car for months. (Not necessarily a good thing as I would like more police on patrol). Maybe it’s all sunshine and flowers in Earlsdon. Saying that I’ve been to Hillfields and Stoke Aldemoor to drop things off for family and still not seen anything bad and you’d be expecting that in those areas.
And I drive through Stoke, Wyken and Walsgrave to get to work. And Tile Hill/Eastern Green. Nothing.
It was all kicking off in Tile Hill the other day on Broad Lane.
No, you're not imagining RS. Sainsbury's was where Farmfoods is now. Kwik Save was there prior to that having previously been located towards the top end (near Bell Green club end of Riley Square). Farmfoods was also on this plot prior to where it is now!Am I imagining it or when Riley Square first opened (late 60's) was there a Sainsbury's there? Seem to remember being dragged round there when I was a kid.
Doesn't mean it doesn't happen. The first time I moved here I went through Woodend and saw nothing. Since then, I've seen loads. No where is perfect, but Cov seems to have an underline problem that won't go away.
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Just look at the front page right now. Most of it is bad news.
I missed that by an hour. Stabbing wasn’t it? Glad those roadworks have gone now. Took me ages getting through one set then straight into another.
Fucking hell surprised there wasn't more stabbings because of them. Yeah, air ambulances, police etc etc.
We'll have to respectfully disagree then. Of all the places I've lived/been, cov is pretty low on that list to return.
No, you're not imagining RS. Sainsbury's was where Farmfoods is now. Kwik Save was there prior to that having previously been located towards the top end (near Bell Green club end of Riley Square). Farmfoods was also on this plot prior to where it is now!
The 'stabbing' in Tile Hill, does anyone know what the implement was?
The 'stabbing' in Tile Hill, does anyone know what the implement was?
Agree about the lack of police on the streets, the only time I ever see a policeman is when they are in a car racing to an incident, never see one on the beat anymore and that has got to be due to the fact that a lot were made redundant /took early retirement from 2010 and austerity. Policing seems to rely on CCTV more and more these days and seems to be reactive rather than proactive in terms of preventing crime in the first place (police on the beat).
Equally I don't want to live in a 'police state' where there is a policeman on every corner asking me what I am doing, but a bit more of a presence on the streets would be appreciated.
All we know is, a 16 year old stabbed someone and a 15 year old assulted an elderly person. Not just cov related, but this is one of the problems with the approach the police take now. They wait for you to be robbed, attacked etc then act. It's too late then! They should be out preventing crime, lowering the chances of criminals getting away with it in the first place.
Yeah, there was. It closed around the time the one opened on the old Morris engines site (late 80s maybe 1990?) and became Kwik SaveAm I imagining it or when Riley Square first opened (late 60's) was there a Sainsbury's there? Seem to remember being dragged round there when I was a kid.
. I’m not on the front page talking about how I’ve just planted a load of herbs in the back garden.
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