Chilvers Coton

Chilvers Coton is a residential ward situated on the eastern side of Nuneaton town centre. The area is primarily composed of housing estates, ranging from interwar semis to more recent developments, with local shopping parades serving the community. Its geography is defined by the Coventry Canal to the north and the River Anker to the south, which together form natural boundaries. The ward includes the large, open space of the Pingles Fields, which provides recreational land alongside the river.

A notable local landmark is the Chilvers Coton Heritage Centre, located within the former Victorian school buildings. The area has historical connections to the mining industry and the author George Eliot, whose childhood home is nearby. The ward is well-connected by road, with the A444 running through it, linking to the wider borough. Residential streets are generally quiet, centred around local schools and community facilities.