Politics Archive
'Hundreds of appointments cancelled' at Wolverhampton NHS trust amid resident doctors strikes
Councillor on Walsall’s planning committee backs legal challenge into committee decision
'Victory to the bin workers' - This was the chant of protesters at second bins strike ‘megapicket’ in Birmingham
Will Britain pay for the Industrial Revolution? New climate change lawsuits could make it possible - warns Toby Neal
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Plan for 370 new homes on former Wolverhampton Sainsbury's 'will be first of its kind in UK'
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Advice issued as Black Country hospitals face resident doctors strikes
Birmingham council takes action against union ‘for breaching court order’ over bin strike
Jeremy Corbyn’s message to Birmingham council as ‘megapicket’ disrupts bin collections
'Families will see improvements': Wolverhampton MP welcomes £648,000 cash boost for hospice
Stafford teenagers travel to No. 11 Downing Street to grill the Chancellor
Developers behind Birmingham indoor market plan to ‘pursue appeal’
Police numbers down in the West Midlands - despite government pledge to recruit 13,000 new officers
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Update on £20million investment plans for Dudley set to be presented to council cabinet
Wolverhampton Council agrees to write off 788 debts totalling £837,695 - including £512,621 in unpaid council tax
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Controversial Birmingham Low Traffic Neighbourhood scheme moves into second phase
Dudley councillors cough up for awards party
School suspensions hit record high in Walsall - but how does it compare with the rest of the UK?
Watchdog upheld more than three quarters of investigated complaints against Dudley Council
Walsall engineering company to help drive region’s new Growth Plan
Four people arrested and two councillors suspended after men and woman injured in 'stabbing' in Cradley Heath
Controversial diesel generator to be removed from popular Stourbridge park following complaints from MPs - here's when
Business leaders back plan to turbo-charge economic growth in West Midlands
Birmingham's controversial busking crackdown given green light
Birmingham ‘could lose beloved Jazz and Blues festival next year’ amid financial crisis
Panel to rule on case of 'stolen valour' Wolverhampton councillor next week: here are its options
New cabinet support member position set to cost Staffordshire County Council more than £14,000 a year
School suspensions hit record high in Wolverhampton - but how does the city compare with the rest of the UK?
Tories hit out as Wolverhampton Council's spending on Bilston market redevelopment increases by £2.5 million to £8.9 million
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Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight hails ‘new revolution’ in West Midlands economy
Two Black Country Labour councillors 'suspended from party' after police investigation launched
Wolverhampton pharmacy to be demolished and rebuilt as a salon with treatment rooms in transformative plans for a busy high street
Staffordshire County Council ends first quarter of financial year with £250k underspend
'A toxic culture': Dudley Council opposition groups react to Government improvement notice
76,000 housing shortfall in Birmingham and the Black Country highlighted in report to West Midlands Combined Authority
Keir Starmer urged to intervene in Birmingham bin strike
My plan will make you £8,600 better off, says mayor Richard Parker as he announces his vision
Walsall Council to write to the Prime Minister demanding permanent ceasefire in Gaza
Candidates revealed for Cannock Chase Council by-election in Hednesford
Desi grill plans for empty Wolverhampton canalside pub
Conservative councillor wins back seat from Reform UK in Staffordshire County Council by-election
Everything you need to know about Birmingham's busking crackdowns – from affected streets and banned activities
Dudley Council leader welcomes best value notice from government
'Welcome to Britain’s Banana Republic – where justice is a joke and free speech is dead' - says Toby Neal
Labour accuses Reform of threatening almost one million jobs with 'anti-growth' net zero plans
'A deal is close to being agreed': 200 people turn out for under-threat Dudley library and health centre meeting
Peter Rhodes on vandalism, skulls and luring savers off cash Isas
