Winning Moves Coventry Monopoly Board Game, Advance to the Transport Museum, Skydome and Charter House, 2–6 players makes a great gift for players aged 8 plus

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We are delighted to announce that we are the first organisation to ‘Pass GO’ on the new Coventry MONOPOLY board!

Train stations:Liverpool St Station – phone of your choice with a one-year Sky Mobile contract (750 available) Coventry's new Monopoly board will be revealed today (Friday) and we'll find out who has been given the coveted 'Mayfair' square. Plus, you can only use the game pieces from the year we’re in. If you kept last years, they are now worthless. Hot pink:Northumberland Avenue – relaxing or adventurous experience with Buyagift (5,800 available)The game usually starts in March each year but was launched later. This was no doubt because of “freedom day” and the end of restrictions. At that time the makers just about had to roll the dice as to who would land on Mayfair – the Cathedral or the Godiva Statue. This can also mean you’ve got more chance of losing at certain times during the Monopoly promotion. Many of the suggestions were some of the city's most important landmarks, including the Lady Godiva Statue, the Cathedral, the 2 Tone Village, the Ricoh Arena, the ring road, and the Transport Museum. Among them are the Belgrade Theatre, Lady Godiva and Coventry's three cathedrals - all kept together in a single set - from over the years.

Train stations:Liverpool St Station – phone of your choice with a one-year Sky Mobile contract (300 available) One of the best-known board games that has kept players entertained for decades is now available in a special Coventry edition. The new version of Monopoly features familiar city places and features, all woven into the game that sets people the challenge of building up a mini property empire. In the heart of our Coventry Myton Hospice, Charlotte Brah, at just 38 years old, and her family are redefining strength and love in the face of terminal breast cancer... Community Chest Peel – you win an instant prize (non-cash goodies like shopping vouchers and free McDonald’s food)

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Themes include heritage, tourism, entertainment and more. The four train stations have been given a prime estate twist while charities Myton Hospices, Helping Hands and The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association all get to Pass Go. Monopoly fans can now play a Royal Leamington Spa edition of the iconic game (Image: Winning Moves UK) Landmarks, streets and charities from across our fair city have been chosen for a spot on the board of the new Monopoly: Coventry Edition game. In this special edition of Monopoly pay a visit to the wonderful and historic city of Coventry. Renowned for its medieval architecture, heroine Lady Godiva, and memorable landmarks and attractions - all of which can be yours, if you can strike a deal. Explore some of Coventry’s most beloved features, from The Elephant Building to the Cook Street Gate, War Memorial Park and The New Cathedral. Each location has been specially selected for its local interest and broad appeal. The utilities and stations in the game reflect local services, and many spaces are inspired by popular local businesses for an authentic and modern experience. Who will be the first to claim Draper's Hall for their own? Maybe Coventry Canal Basin will bring you a step closer to success. Featuring stunning and authentic photography from the local area, there’s plenty to enjoy whether you’re a seasoned Monopoly expert or a first-time player. So grab a token, roll the dice and seek your fortune! You can collect the game pieces eat time you eat or drink, save them up and you can swap them for free McDonald’s food or big prizes! The Royal Pump Rooms was a centre for its mineral springs bringing people far and wide to take its waters. It became a fashionable watering place in late Georgian England and is still a building of beauty today."

You may have already done this with receipts for loyalty apps…I’m not sure how thrifty you are? If you see litter on the ground (not in the bin as it’s actually considered theft), you can use the receipt to get extra loyalty perks.years later St Michael’s Parish Church was elevated to cathedral status, but was bombed during the Blitz. It then became known as The Old Cathedral when in 1962 The New Cathedral was consecrated. Where and what else gets a square? Sisters Gill and Teresa are on a fundraising mission to raise vital funds for The Myton Hospices after the family experienced the support and care of Myton at Home The Lady Godiva statue gets to land on the top-ranked square on the board, replacing glitzy Mayfair from the game’s classic London original. In between Lady Godiva and The Elephant Building - in as Coventry’s Old Kent Road - are the “great and good of Coventry”, said Ella Gibbs from Winning Moves UK The game is being launched today (Friday) at the Coventry Building Society Arena - which has its very own square on the board - and was created by Winning Moves UK, who over the last 25 years have produced official customised boards spanning the world from Sydney to South Africa and Dubai to Dublin, and now Coventry. The quartet of train stations from the London original game each take on a ‘travel’ theme, as Coventry doesn’t have four main line train stations to select from.

In between are the great and good of the Regency town including the Royal Spa Centre, The Parade, Royal Leamington Spa College and the Town Hall. Leamington Mayor Councillor Alan Boad said he was 'delighted' with the national recognition saying it would 'put the town I proudly serve squarely on the Monopoly map! The company behind the game is inviting Coventry people to have their say when it comes to the landmarks, locations or institutions that should be on it. It’s fantastic that Leamington has been selected to be the latest town to feature on what is a truly iconic board game, and we’re thrilled to have a spot on the board." Ella Gibbs said there was an 'overwhelming' response from the public when Winning Moves asked for square suggestions when plans for the Leamington game were announced earlier this year. That’s because the game is themed in sets and in the orange section of the board - the most landed on because of its location to the Jail - we wanted a shopping theme in keeping with lots of players landing in that section of the board, as lots of people shop in Leamington's great shopping destinations. We have been wonderfully spoiled for choices putting this game together." The Arena – home of Wasps and Coventry City FC – gets to land on a pink square in the game, replacing Northumberland Avenue from the game’s classic London original.It's the money-orientated board game that delights and divides families like no other! And now a Leamington Spa version of Monopoly is available just in time for the festive season.