News

Welcome to our Project News page, your source for in-depth insights into The Sherbourne Valley Project. We share engaging and informative blogs and updates covering a wide range of topics such as our restoration projects, event highlights and general project updates !

Read up on our community engagement stories that highlight the heart of the project. Our updates offer a glimpse into the tireless work of our team, the incredible transformations we witness, and the community’s active involvement in the project.

News & Updates...

The latest Sherbourne Valley Project update reflects on the progress made across the valley, from habitat restoration and improved access to the growing involvement of volunteers and communities. The update recording showcases key sites, shared achievements and the collective effort shaping the future of the River Sherbourne.

A summary of our project update and volunteer awards, which featured a festive quiz and plenty of good food. This warm and lively night recognised the dedication of everyone involved in supporting the work of the project.

We're offering two paid, full-time traineeships through the Sherbourne Valley Project, giving individuals hands-on experience, a recognised qualification, and the chance to work on practical environmental and heritage projects across Coventry.

Celebrate Coventry’s hidden river at this year’s River Festival, taking place at FarGo Village on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st September, from 11am to 4pm each day. River Festival Coventry is a weekend of creativity, community and connection to nature, suitable for all ages and interests. Let’s come together to celebrate the river that flows beneath our feet through Coventry.

A summary of some of the project's activities throughout April and May

A selection of community events and conservation activities from March, showcasing the diverse ways the Sherbourne Valley Project engaged with volunteers and local groups. From tree planting and litter picking to educational talks and creative photography sessions, these events reflect our ongoing commitment to nature restoration and community involvement.