News Archive
Mum, dad and daughter to star in regional Annie production
Two thirds of parents think driving should be on school curriculum – research
'It has been a challenging quarter,' JLR boss says as carmaker reveals sales tumble in latest results
The Goat’s Head, Abbots Bromley: A traditional pub bucking the national trend
Cannock Tory councillor among 20 to defect to Reform UK on eve of Conservative conference finale
Broken down HGV in Bilston causing delays to Black Country Route users
Lidl gets permission for 24,500 sq ft store on former Wolverhampton sausage works site, creating 40 jobs
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Birmingham man found guilty of stalking Classic FM presenters Myleene Klass and Katie Breathwick
Charges for shop theft in Sandwell as police aim to tackle rise in retail crime
Skoda Fabia 130 is fastest production variant of the supermini
New Geepas UK headquarters represents £10 million investment in Wolverhampton
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Second man charged with 'conspiracy to pervert the course of justice' after series of hoax calls made to police
'We’re incredibly proud to have been shortlisted,' says Wolverhampton estate agent in running for national award
'People of all backgrounds live side-by-side' - Birmingham Labour politicians condemn Robert Jenrick's remarks about area being 'one of the worst integrated places'
UK Drive: Does the Cupra Born VZ have what it takes to be a class-leading electric hot hatch?
Jaguar Land Rover to resume production from Wednesday following cyber attack
Jenrick defends saying he ‘didn’t see another white face’ in Birmingham area
Dacia Spring receives more power for 2026
50 firefighters tackle blaze involving '25 tonnes' of scrap metal in Birmingham
Police seize car after motorist tried to drive the wrong way up the M6 near Wolverhampton
West Midlands Police appeals for information after 13-year-old girl from Darlaston reported missing
Robert Jenrick criticised over ‘didn’t see another white face’ comment at Walsall event
Peter Rhodes on a Green star, Blue Lights and the dangers of letting kids choose their own books
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Plucky pensioner who reported care home bosses tells jury of upsetting mistakes in her vulnerable cousin's 'fraudulent' will
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'Fans should not be left guessing whether they can use their local station on a Saturday': Walsall Supporters' Trust raises concerns over new stations' impact on matchday travel
Shotgun-wielding homeowner chased off cocaine-frenzied burglar who terrorised string of neighbours
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'Synagogue murders were a new low in already depressing times' - Your letters plus a Severn Valley Railway Picture from the Past series starts today
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'We've been taken for fools': Darlaston residents on rival £20m spending board criticise council
Stourbridge MP calls meeting to discuss speeding issues in the town
WeightWatchers launches menopause programme with Queen Latifah as spokesperson
Further extension and wrought-iron gates planned for historic Dudley pub and brewery
Black Country haulier celebrates 45th anniversary milestone
'All factors taken into consideration' - Officer who started pursuit of car which crashed, killing Benjamin Hopton
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Steam rally with a difference is on its way to Severn Valley Railway station
Playful polar bear joyfully rolls in the grass in super-sweet video from Peak Wildlife Park
Wolverhampton man and woman plead not guilty to charges relating to alleged firearm robbery in Whitmore Reans
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Dudley care home closed down by inspectors could become supported living complex for 15 vulnerable adults
'I did tell both of them to butt out' - Top Dudley politicians exchange blows over saved Sedgley health centre
'The organisation had been crying out for leadership' - New chief executive for The Haven in Wolverhampton talks about keeping traditions of charity going
£200,000 guide price for Eagle Works once owned by Little Mix singer and footballer in Wolverhampton
Plans to build six new homes next to Bilston church and primary school approved
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Birmingham museums at ‘critical crossroads’ as plans to secure future revealed
Council decision to reject converting West Bromwich home into sweet shop will be reviewed
'We are against speculative overdevelopment and the erosion of our green belt forever': Campaign groups join forces in fight against hundreds of new homes
Removing 'unsafe’ cladding’ from West Midlands homes to prevent 'another Grenfell' remains a challenge
Six events bringing the sights, sounds and culture of Diwali across the West Midlands
Extension to allow a million extra tonnes of sand and gravel to be extracted from Staffordshire quarry approved
