Policing Minister joins Coventry MP and officers on Foleshill Road
13:00 19/09/2026Policing Minister Sarah Jones joined Mary Creagh, MP for East Coventry, neighbourhood officers for a patrol on Stoney Stanton Road, in Foleshill.
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Policing Minister Sarah Jones joined Mary Creagh, MP for East Coventry, neighbourhood officers for a patrol on Stoney Stanton Road, in Foleshill.
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