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NewsCoventry City Council is inviting residents to take part in a programme of free events to celebrate Black History Month, including art, film, music and creative family activities.
NewsUp to 72 new homes were earmarked for the land on the edge of Barlaston
NewsKevin Bostock is on the Sex Offenders' Register for life
NewsJennings represented Stafford West on Staffordshire County Council
NewsIt's on the market for £265k
NewsBen Hughes delivered the single blow outside a Stoke-on-Trent pub
NewsUp to 72 new homes were earmarked for the land on the edge of Barlaston
NewsSpecial Report: More flights, more passengers, more traffic, bigger terminal, better experience all touted in Birmingham Airport Masterplan
NewsNew apartment block get approved by Solihull planners on close vote
NewsThere's congestion everywhere!
NewsJo was diagnosed with cancer during the peak of the Covid pandemic
NewsBirmingham Council has sold hundreds of 'assets' after becoming engulfed by a financial crisis in 2023
News"I would like cleaner streets, and a place that when I say I’m from Birmingham, people don’t go “ooooh” with awkwardness. I’d like to be prouder of the city I live in, and to be able to walk in the ci
NewsResidents fear a serious accident could happen
NewsResidents say the proposed development for 95 affordable and social homes on the water's edge would 'destroy' the 'oasis'
NewsMemorial to young woman killed by dangerous driver installed at new town centre store near crash scene
NewsTwo hours free parking has been offered at three council car parks in Great Bridge and Wednesbury as part of a year-long pilot
NewsEarlsdon Pharmacy in Coventry is exploring the possibility of providing routine blood-testing again after a petition to restore the phlebotomy service gathered over 2,000 signatures
NewsPeople living nearby say they don't object to the new school building but are against a proposed new site access right opposite their homes
NewsIt is being constructed near the former IKEA
A new pizza kitchen has opened for business in Worcester.
Worcester's Scala partnered with DinesFest to bring live performances, inclusive play and interactive arts to the Dines Green community celebration.
Healthy Worcestershire is offering free wellbeing sessions from October 19, focusing on muscle strength, independence and Tai Chi to improve balance and posture.
Australian classical guitarist Craig Ogden will perform a solo concert at Huntingdon Hall in Worcester on November 1, featuring music from the 17th and 20th centuries.
Flood campaigner Mary Long-Dhonau has urged people to check their flood risk as the county is braced for autumn and winter storms caused by a 'super El Niño'.
Worcestershire County Council is celebrating Children of Foster Carers’ Week, recognising the role birth children play in welcoming and supporting foster children.
Worcester among the first areas to benefit from the NHS Steps to Safety programme, offering specialist support for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Worcestershire County Council and Worcester City Council are seeking a development partner for Shrub Hill Quarter.
A Shrewsbury man has avoided a prison sentence after a shocking domestic incident where he pulled a chunk of hair from his ex-partner's head. The court heard details of the assault that took place right here in our town.
NewsJust in
NewsThe Bullring says the street food restaurant will be the next big 'foodie obsession'
NewsThe city could see almost 10mm of rainfall per hour arrive later this week
NewsPolice were called to Foleshill Road earlier today (October 13)
NewsHe was arrested this evening (October 13)
‘We want people who have bowled here for years to enjoy the changes, and we want new visitors to discover it too’
Motorists have been advised to ‘plan ahead’ and ‘expect delays’.
A man in his 90s has been arrested after a pedestrian died following a collision in Kidderminster.
NewsPolice have now made seven arrests
NewsFoleshill Road was closed earlier today (October 13)
NewsShe was found badly injured on Warwick Road
NewsShe was found badly injured on Warwick Road
Birmingham City Council are set to dispose of 'eyesore' children's centre as huge property sale continues.
Essential works are set to be carried out at James Watt Primary School.
THE NHS in Worcestershire is “failing” and will struggle to cope throughout the winter, health bosses have been told.
The Fusilier Museum in Warwick is set to tell the story of the wartime experiences of Winnie the Pooh author A. A. Milne, who served as a signals officer in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment during The
A disappointing first Warwickshire derby of the season for Leamington ended in a narrow 2-1 defeat at the Arden Garages Stadium as Stratford Town won their first home league game in this fixture for a
Plans for a £2 million foot and cycle bridge to serve an “isolated” Warwick housing development are set to move forward this week – but residents are still in for a wait.
Police, ambulance crews and firefighters were called to Oat Street, near Evesham Library, at around 2.40pm on Tuesday, October 13.
Toddler Grace was beaming as she rang the end of treatment bell at Birmingham Children’s Hospital marking the end of her two-year battle with cancer.
Four-and-a-half months on from protests and police involvement and the public finally has its chance to comment on Warwickshire County Council plans to scrap an equalities service.
Fire crews from Pershore, Worcester and Evesham were called to the village today (Tuesday) to the fire that was "out in the open".
Police, ambulance crews and firefighters were called to Oat Street, near Evesham Library, at around 2.40pm on Tuesday, October 13.
Here's a bit of news from our streets - police are looking for anyone who might have seen a collision involving a car and an e-scooter right here in Shrewsbury. If you were around and saw anything, your help is really needed.
NewsRIP Donna
We will be providing live updates as emergency services are currently on the scene of an incident at a library in Evesham.
Kenilworth stand firm in feisty clash
NewsHe was found injured at the junction of St James Lane and Potton Close
NewsFamilies have also been offered an update over their bins
NewsBut it says no final decision has been made - and wants to hear what locals think
NewsA review by Reform UK-led Warwickshire County Council found no evidence of inappropriate display placement in the county's libraries. New display selection criteria and staff guidance are recommended,
