Britain’s Got Talent star Jean Martyn proved she hasn’t forgotten her roots despite fame and success when she took to the stage in front of a home crowd.

Hundreds of budding stars descended on the NEC in Birmingham for the first round of auditions for Britain’s Got Talent.

It is safe to say that whatever else Brewood musical superstar Jean Martyn gets for Christmas, she will have had a season to remember.

She is the little girl from Streetly with the big voice – and Connie Talbot’s star shows no sign of fading as she gets ready to release her new single later this month.

Britain’s Got Talent star Jean Martyn has offered her services for free to help with Cannock’s Christmas lights switch-on.

Singing superstar Susan Boyle will be joining the cast of I Dreamed A Dream, the musical based on her life story, which calls in at Birmingham Hippodrome next year.

She has had the most amazing year of her life after shining on Britain’s Got Talent.

Britain’s Got Talent organist Jean Martyn paid tribute to her local fans at the BGT live show at Birmingham’s National Indoor Arena, after revealing that her mother had died days before.

We fell in love with them when they were on TV daily, now Britain’s Got Talent is going live.

Jean Martyn’s life has become a non-stop whirlwind of media interviews, hotels and practice since she booked her place in the Britain’s Got Talent final – and she is loving every minute of it.