Tipton Twin Lilian credits family and hard work for her long life as she gets ready to celebrate her 101st birthday
National two-minute silence to be held for 80th anniversary of VJ Day with a remembrance service in Staffordshire
The ten most popular toys for children of all time named in a new hero list from a renowned retailer - see the full list here
17 pictures capturing the remarkable rise and fall of John Stonehouse, Wednesbury and Walsall's most controversial politician
I discovered some of the West Midlands most creative 21st century street food among some of the Black Country's most treasured heritage
14 sizzling pictures showing how the West Midlands coped with our hottest heatwaves. Are you in any of them?Plus
Wartime codebreaker Alan Turing’s scientific papers sell for ‘record’ £465,000 at Staffordshire auction house
'The pub was his life' - Tributes to the driving force behind nationally renowned Dudley Beacon local and brewery
'I'm so proud to have known the Three Degrees' - West Bromwich Albion legend Tony 'Bomber' Brown's emotional tributePlus
West Midlands RAF Museum's huge mission to relocate 50,000 historic objects to new collections hub - here's how you can help
'His music has always been embraced by the working class' - University of Wolverhampton professor contributes to major documentary on 'The Boss'
Cosford Air Show: Those magnificent men in their flying machines - the highs and lows of Cosford Air Show's 45-year history
We take a look back at some of the forgotten and lost shops that once graced city and town centres across the Black CountryPlus
From Sister Dora to John Henry Carless - Walsall's 7 most iconic statues and the meaning behind themPlus
'We were offered a free pint and a seat - amazing what the power of sheep dip can achieve!' New book recalls life on the farm
A rare 1966 bus has made a 1,500-mile journey from Malta to Walsall - here's when you can go and see it
11 surprising ‘facts’ you were taught at school which are no longer true, including the power of carrots
'It was basic and short of creature comforts - but I loved it' - Memories of Shropshire's 19th century terraced rows demolished in 1960sPlus