The Reconciliation sculpture in the Coventry Cathedral Ruins is one of five such statues around the world. It was made by Josefina de Vasconcellos and first show in the summer of 1955 in a joint exhibition with her husband, Delmar … Continue reading →
Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation are very pleased to announce that a new version of the Coventry Peace Trail has been published. It is available both as a printed document or as a PDF, which can be … Continue reading →
Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation are appealing for £10,000 to help improve the signage for Coventry Peace Trail. After the devastating bombing of Coventry in 1940, the city has dedicated itself as a city of peace and … Continue reading →
An introduction to Coventry Peace Trail created by Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation featuring Coventry Lord Mayor Councillor John McNicholas and the Lady Mayoress, John Witcombe Dean of Coventry Cathedral, Lady Godiva and other members of Lord … Continue reading →
This video shows a small selection of the many Peace-related activities that happen in Coventry. Thanks to ShadowCV for the music. Many more places along the trail can be found at https://covpeacetrail.uk/
Continue reading →Coventry Peace Trail is a walking tour that visits around 30 sites associated with peace in Coventry city centre. It begins with the ruins of St. Michael’s cathedral, blitzed in 1940, and concludes in Millennium Place. Printed copies of the booklet are … Continue reading →
Coventry Lord Mayor’s Committee for Peace and Reconciliation has issued an appeal to the people of Coventry to let them know about more places of peace in and around the city. They will then add them to the map they … Continue reading →
Coventry City Centre Peace Trail is a guide to a walking tour of 30 sites associated with peace in conveniently located within Coventry city centre and describes each of them. It begins with the ruins of St. Michael’s cathedral, blitzed … Continue reading →