Coventry City Council owns the intellectual property. Hopefully it can export the technology across Britain and to Europe and ...

Coventry had a tram network in the early 20th century. The tracks were damaged by heavy bombing in the second world war, and ...

A project which aims to develop a more affordable alternative to traditional tramways is taking its next major step. Andrew Grantham reports from the Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre.

Coventry's tram network, like much of the city, was destroyed during World War Two. Now, 85 years since the last tram ran in the city, they may be set to return, thanks to new technology called ...

Colas Rail UK has completed the first phase of construction of a test bed for the Coventry Very Light Rail project.

Trams are also readily available so, is this not just reinventing the wheel, at great cost?” Emilizapata replies: “The Coventry VLR is a lightweight tram on low impact track - it is different from the ...

New tram technology is being developed in Coventry, which could see driverless trams come to where you live. Terry Rowe says he is relocating his "childhood dream" business in Coventry Market to ...

Coventry City Council inviting members of the public to take a free ride on a test version of the Very Light Rail system so that they can provide feedback. The rides will take place across four ...

Councillor Jim O'Boyle with one of the battery-operated trams which will soon be running on the streets of Coventry. Coventry's tram network, like much of the city, was destroyed during World War Two.

Councillor O'Boyle, Cabinet Member for Jobs, Regeneration, and Climate Change at Coventry City Council, described the VLR as an 'innovative' transport system similar to a tram but more 'flexible ...