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Coventry Bus Fares Changing From Sunday 28th June

Coventry Bus Fares Changing From Sunday 28th June

From 28th June 2026 bus fares will be changing. These fare changes represent an annual price rise due to rising costs of maintaining the bus network, and nBus fares have been agreed by Transport for West Midlands and all bus operators within the nBus zone.

  • A single adult ticket will be frozen at £3.

  • An all day ticket is going up 30p from £5.20 to £5.50

  • A week pass will be £21, changing from £20 currently.

  • Paying by Direct Debit is still the best value way to travel regularly at £67 a month.

Most popular tickets

*Single tickets are valid on a National Express bus for one journey only.

Ticket Current price Price from 28th June
Adult single* £3 Frozen at £3
Adult day ticket £5.20 £5.50
Adult 1 week £20
£21
Child single* £1.50 Frozen at £1.50
Child day ticket £2.60
£2.80
Child 1 week £10
£10.50
Concession single pre-9.30am £2
£2.20
Group day ticket £9.20
£9.70

Other popular tickets

Ticket Current price Price from 28th June
Adult 4 week £70
£73
Adult Monthly Direct Debit £64
£67
Child Monthly Direct Debit* £33
£35
Student West Midlands 4 week £53
£56

Click on the link to learn more. CLICK HERE

The Farmer and the Mango Tree

The Farmer and the Mango Tree

The Farmer and the Mango Tree

There was a farmer who planted a mango tree. Every season he’d water it, chase birds away, and wait. His neighbor’s tree gave fruit fast, so he got impatient. “Why is mine so slow?” he’d complain.

One year, a big storm came. The neighbor’s weak, fast-growing tree broke in half. But the farmer’s tree? It bent, held strong, and later gave the sweetest, biggest mangoes in the whole village.

The farmer smiled and said, “I thought the delay was punishment. It was actually preparation.”

Moral lesson:
Delay is not denial. Sometimes what feels slow or unfair is actually making you stronger,

The Farmer and the Mango Tree
The Lost Wallet

The Lost Wallet

The Lost Wallet

One day, a young girl named Ada found a wallet on the road while walking home from school. Inside was money and an ID card.

Instead of keeping it, Ada used the ID card to find the owner’s address and returned the wallet. The owner was very grateful and rewarded her with a gift.

When Ada got home, her mother smiled and said, “Honesty is worth more than money

Moral: Always do the right thing, even when no one is watching

the lost wallet emeraldbookclub.org
Quiet Reliance Poem

Quiet Reliance Poem

QUIET RELIANCE POEM

In the quiet hush where dawnlight glows,

I lay my thoughts where stillness grows.

Among the leaves my longings fall,

A silent wish, the softest call.

May storms within you find their peace,

And let the weight of sorrow cease.

Let love descend like healing rain,

To touch the roots beneath your pain.

I do not ask to be your sun,

But just to stay when days are done.

To be the voice that doesn’t flee,

The bloom that clings beneath the tree.

And if the winds still rise and moan,

I’ll learn to stand, to bend, alone.

With grace to meet you where you are,

A steady light, however far.

Quiet Reliance Poem emeraldbookclub

Whispers of the Quiet Storm

Whispers of the Quiet Storm

🙏WHISPERS OF THE QUIET GROVE 🙏
Beneath the hush of softened skies,
Where gentle leaves in silence rise,
A heart once torn by storm and grief,
Now finds in stillness, sweet relief.
The winds once howled with cruel disdain,
Each whisper laced with ghost of pain,
Yet through the thorns, a light did grow—
A bond that roots where kindness flows.💡
No trumpet call, no grand parade,
Just hands that reached and fears that stayed.
In loyalty, their warmth was sown,
And from despair, new hope was grown.😃
Now side by side, through calm or storm,
Their hearts entwined in steadfast form.
The grove they built from scars and grace—
A sacred, ever-blooming place. 📍
Whispers of the Quiet Grove Poem
Community Clean up Day

Community Clean up Day

🧹 Community Cleanup Day

Join us for comunity cleaning in Red House Park this Wednesday 3rd June as we tidy public areas in Coventry

🇬🇧 Volunteers’ Week 2026 with Emerald Book Club

Celebrating Community, Creativity & Connection
In support of Volunteers’ Week UK

From 1–7 June 2026, Emerald Book Club will be hosting a week of community-focused activities to celebrate volunteers, creativity, literacy, and togetherness across Coventry and our online platforms.

This special week will bring people together through community action, reading, gardening, networking, and digital engagement opportunities for members around the world.

Red House Park Cleanup Day

Wednesday 3 June | 1 PM – 3 PM

Join us at Red House Park on Stoney Stanton Road as we help clean and refresh community spaces in Coventry. Volunteers will work together to collect litter, tidy public areas, and promote environmental awareness while connecting with others in a positive atmosphere.

Activities Include:

  • Litter picking
  • Community beautification
  • Group networking & socialising
  • Environmental awareness discussions
Emerald book club volunteers needed emeraldbookclub.org

💚 Why Volunteer with Emerald Book Club?

Volunteering with Emerald Book Club is an opportunity to:

  • Build friendships and networks
  • Support literacy and creativity
  • Gain experience and confidence
  • Promote community wellbeing
  • Inspire others through books and culture

Together, we read, create, serve, and grow. 📚🌿

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