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**newpiknicker** · 07-03-2007, 04:03 PM

Originally posted by molly bloom
Coventry's planning department and the urge to turn a city in the moist West Midlands into a post-war concrete version of an Italian city in Tuscany I blame much more... Yes, I know Coventry folk who also blame the council. Spon Street used to be nice when I lived there.

What I never understood was the feeble "The City in Shakespeare Country" that they had on signs. I always thought the city did itself down with that.

07-03-2007, 04:03 PM	#10
newpiknicker Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 460 Senior Member	Originally posted by molly bloom Coventry's planning department and the urge to turn a city in the moist West Midlands into a post-war concrete version of an Italian city in Tuscany I blame much more... Yes, I know Coventry folk who also blame the council. Spon Street used to be nice when I lived there. What I never understood was the feeble "The City in Shakespeare Country" that they had on signs. I always thought the city did itself down with that.
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