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Pride of Place
CV One, The Landscape Group and Coventry City Council work hard to compliment themed beds, parklands, pathways and tourist attractions by ensuring that these key sites are well maintained and supported by well positioned, informative signage. In conjunction with these efforts, street furniture is kept clean and safe whilst artistic statues and freshly laid pavements are encouraged as part of the sustainable street development for the public to use here in Coventry. Roundabout signage can be found throughout the city centre sponsored by the Coventry in Bloom campaign with local businesses enthusiastically offering their support. Fountains and city landmarks, new steel benches, litter bins and poster sites are clean and well maintained with car park poster sites and local street signage carrying the ever important Bloom message. Modern, metal signage now sits alongside the older signs of medieval Coventry ensuring that key tourist attractions and local landmarks such as Coventry Cathedral and University Square are adequately sign posted. Sponsored planter boxes bursting with floral vibrancy all year round add colour to the city centre whilst working to promote local businesses in the area. 
The multimillion pound redevelopment to transform Ironmonger Square in the city centre is now successfully completed. The fresh and contemporary space is paved with sandstone and features great new seating, lighting, litterbins and 13 new trees to add greenery to the area. This space provides a clean, safe and open environment for shoppers, pedestrians and visitors whilst providing another alternative space for city centre events and promotional activity. 
Work has begun in the much loved Cathedral Lanes area to
develop and improve the Broadgate precinct in time to welcome the world
for Olympic Football taking place here in Coventry during 2012. The area
will become completely pedestrianised providing the perfect location for
a full range of events, designed to be flexible enough to accommodate
virtually anything, live music and markets included. The changes are
aimed at making the city centre a more attractive place to live and
visit, encouraging high quality bars and restaurants to boost Coventry’s
night time economy whilst making it a safer environment for people to
enjoy in the evening. Coventry City Council are also working hard to
redevelop other areas in the city such as the route from Coventry Train
Station to the city centre; two subways will be closed providing safer
and As part of the lottery funded developments at the War Memorial Park, work has taken place to thoroughly cleanse the iconic memorial Cenotaph which takes pride of place in the park grounds. [Back to Environmental Responsibility] © 2011 CV One Ltd. Website design: CV One Ltd Home : Horticultural Achievement : Environmental Responsibility Community Participation : Bloom Events Diary : Press Releases : Image Gallery  |
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