Politics Archive
Holiday lodges plan approved for historic park despite objections
Children’s care home plan for Wolverhampton bungalow
Willenhall pub badly damaged by a fire and metal thieves could be turned into house of multiple occupation
Aldridge supermarket’s car sales plan is rejected
Call for 'more responsible stance' on knife sales after Iceland move
Tory MP: Trans people becoming 'demonised' in some quarters
Key Black Country bus route still under threat despite reprieve, says MP
New stop and search powers 'too soft' to curb knife crime, say West Midlands police
Transgender ex-mayor leaves politics to represent LGBTQ+ community on the DJ scene
Wyre Forest District Council elections: Full list of candidates standing in this year's poll
Walsall Council leader says Raab's departure disappointingly close to polling day
Licence review for Wolverhampton shop after reports of alcohol and vapes sold to schoolchildren
Midlands Tory MP to stand down at next general election amid ‘complaints’
Wolverhampton residents urged to download Better Health app to get rewards
Plans progress for wheeled sports plaza and cycle arena at upgraded Cannock stadium
Cannock Chase and Stafford councils agree shared services framework
Raab quits as Sunak’s deputy after inquiry criticises his intimidating conduct
MP in call to reinstate M6 hard shoulder after smart motorways halted
Eight West Midlands charities awarded funding to help victims of crime
Voters urged to ensure they have photo ID ahead of local elections
Sunak accused of ‘dithering’ as he delays decision over Raab’s fate
Chancellor backs JLR plan to turn Wolverhampton plant all electric
Licence bid by import and export business based at Wolverhampton house
Second new Lidl in as many months set to be approved in Walsall
Thousands of stranded drivers left 'undetected on smart motorways each year'
New plan to discuss shortfall of housing needs
Sandwell Council hits back at 'woke spending splurge' claim
Tributes paid to 'singing councillor' who was 'true gentleman' of Aldridge politics
Transport Secretary Mark Harper accepts HS2 delays will not save money
