coventry Postcodes
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Coventry Outward Postcode (CV)
Click on an outward postal code below for more information about the area.
Each 'outward' postcode give you a comprehensive list of all postcodes within the outward code area (CV) and estimated address.
Click on an 'outward' code for more information. For example, the outward postcode page 'EC2M' will give you an alphabetical list covering all postcodes located in the region, from 'EC2M 1BB' through to 'EC2M 7YA'.
The West Midlands is a metropolitan county found in central England that was formed in 1974 from parts of Warwickshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire and is made up of seven metropolitan boroughs: Walsall, Solihull, Sandwell, Dudley, the City of Wolverhampton, the City of Coventry and the City of Birmingham.
These cities offer plenty of excitement and the area has long had a reputation for industrial heritage, fantastic museums, new and exciting art galleries and a vibrant and entertaining nightlife.
In Dudley for example, there are attractions such as the Dudley Zoo or the Black Country Living Museum, and there is the Dudley Canal and Tunnel as well as the ruins of Dudley Castle and numerous beautiful churches (such as the Church of St. Edmund or the Church of St. James the Great).
There are beautiful churches to be found in Wolverhampton too, from St. Peter's Collegiate Church and St. Peter's Gardens to the Church of St. John.
Also worth a look are Wightwick Manor and Moseley Old Hall. However, the highlight of the West Midlands must surely be the city of Birmingham, a city that has cast off its reputation as an industrial, grim city and swapped manufacturing for culture, the arts and entertaining. This is a city of exquisite dining (particularly the curry) and fantastic nightlife, endless shopping and constant entertainment.
From the impressive National Exhibition Centre to the football at Villa Park, or from watching the cricket at Edgbaston, home of Warwickshire County Cricket Club, to shopping in the stunning Bull Ring Shopping Centre and the space-age Selfridges Store, (designed using a weird 'skin' of 15,000 spun aluminium discs), one thing Birmingham knows how to do is entertain.
The Coventry postcode region (CV) contains 24 unique 'outward' codes. Coventry is the main postal town/district for this region, with all postcodes starting with the following outward codes.
This page contains a list of postcodes for Coventry area. Select a postcode to see the map location, demographics, house prices, local information, tourist guides and statistics:
Local demographics, guides and information
There's plenty of local information, guides and useful data to browse and explore, whether you're a Coventry resident or a visitor to the area.
Scroll down to discover all you need to know about the Coventry postcode area.
The CV postcode includes the following local authorities:
- Coventry
- Daventry
- Hinckley and Bosworth
- North Warwickshire
- Nuneaton and Bedworth
- Rugby
- Solihull
- Stratford-on-Avon
- Warwick
- Wychavon
Local News West Midlands
Galliard and Apsley House win planning for 125m Brum scheme
Galliard Homes and Apsley House Capital have gained planning permission to transform the four-acre AE Harris industrial site in the Jewellery Quarter into a 125m residential-led, mixed-use scheme.
Property WeekTaylor Grange and Galliford Try launch Birmingham resi partnership
Midlands developer Taylor Grange has selected Galliford Try Investments as its preferred development partner for its residential projects in Birmingham.
Property WeekVita Group completes 600m student portfolio sale
DWS has completed its 600m purchase of a portfolio of Vita Group's student assets.
Property WeekIM Properties reports strong profit growth
IM Properties has reported a sharp increase in UK revenue and profits, driven by land sales and lettings.
Property WeekPrologis welcomes first occupier to Birmingham Interchange scheme
Prologis UK has signed an agreement to lease both buildings on Prologis Park Birmingham Interchange (PPBI) in Solihull to International Automotive Components Group (IAC) a global supplier of automot&hellip
Property WeekHammerson sets out plans for huge Birmingham shopping centre site
Hammerson has set out its plans for the Martineau Galleries shopping centre site in Birmingham city centre, which has been earmarked for redevelopment for more than a decade.
Property WeekDLA Piper take 40,000 sq ft at Two Chamberlain Square
DLA Piper has taken 40,000 sq ft of office space on a 15-year lease at Two Chamberlain Square in Birmingham's 700m Paradise development.
Property WeekBP Ventures and Goldacre inject 2.5m into proptech firm Grid Edge
Birmingham-based proptech start-up Grid Edge has secured a 2.5m investment from a partnership between BP Ventures and proptech venture capital firm Goldacre.
Property WeekFrom the Postcode Area blog
Death of the High Street?
The BBC reports that despite councils' attempts to kurb them, the UK's high streets have seen a huge growth in fast food outlets. Could this mark the death knell for the Great British high street, and what can we do about it to halt its decline?
Discrimination by Postcode
You really couldn't make it up, could you? Some of the country's most vulnerable people are missing out on their weekly £25 Cold Weather Payment, just because the system that's in operation is discriminating against them because payments are based on postcode, rather than geographic location.
The Redesign is Underway
Well, the current website was absolutely in dire need of a good redesign - from the ground up. So I set out to pull it all apart and get it up and running again to become the most comprehensive guide to every postcode in the UK. And it's been a long, tough job from start to finish - and quite possibly the biggest project I've ever undertaken.
The Impossible Challenge of Affordability
No wonder the younger generation are getting more and more frustrated with money - new research has revealed that even with a 10% deposit, 25-34 year olds are struggling to afford even the CHEAPEST houses on the market. Is there a solution to the 'impossible challenge'?