What is the Purple Flag accreditation awarded to Coventry?

Coventry has received the Purple Flag accreditation, recognizing its city centre, Earlsdon High Street, and the Kasbah as safe, entertaining, and enjoyable destinations after dark.

What safety measures have been implemented in Coventry for its night-time economy?

Key safety measures include the 'Ask for Angela' scheme, safety training for 150 individuals, distribution of anti-spiking products, taxi marshals, and an expanded street patrol service.

Who worked together to achieve Coventry's Purple Flag status?

Coventry City Council, the Business Improvement District (BID), police, Coventry Street Pastors, and hospitality venues collaborated to achieve this recognition.

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Coventry Earns Purple Flag for Night Safety

31 Jan

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Summary

Coventry awarded international Purple Flag accreditation for nighttime safety.
Initiatives like 'Ask for Angela' and safety training were implemented.
Numerous safety items, including anti-spiking products, were distributed.

Coventry Earns Purple Flag for Night Safety

Coventry's night-time economy has been awarded the prestigious Purple Flag accreditation, signifying the city as a safe destination after dark.

The accreditation covers Coventry city centre, Earlsdon High Street, and the Kasbah, acknowledging their offering of a safe, entertaining, and diverse night out.

Coventry City Council collaborated with the Business Improvement District (BID) and police to enhance night-time experiences. This involved the relaunch of the 'Ask for Angela' scheme, enabling vulnerable individuals to discreetly seek help.