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Dusk Shoppers Save £184 on Three Door Wardrobe
Shoppers can save £184 on Dusk's Nova 3 Door Wardrobe with Drawers, now £185. Features two hanging poles and two drawers. Also available: matching sideboard for £95.
Victorian Home by River Severn in West Midlands for Sale
A stunning Victorian home located along the River Severn in the West Midlands has been listed for sale, offering period features and river views.
£20m Plans to Move Flooding Oldbury School to Golf Course
Sandwell Council submits planning application for new Causeway Green Primary School on former Brandhall golf course, replacing flood-prone school with £20m net-zero facility.
Former special school Skilts School up for auction at £1.4m
Skilts School, a former special school operated by Birmingham City Council, is being sold at auction with a guide price of £1.4 million plus. The 11.17-acre site in Beoley, near Redditch, includes a detached bungalow and may suit various uses or redevelop
Car Tax Rule Changes Catch Drivers Off Guard
Drivers of low-emission cars now face a £20 tax charge for the first time, as 2026/27 rates take effect. Experts warn many are unaware of the change.
Emery faces summer obstacle at Aston Villa, says Townsend
Former Aston Villa midfielder Andy Townsend warns Unai Emery will struggle to keep top players this summer due to financial constraints, but believes the club can find quality replacements.
Dunelm Slashes Egyptian Cotton Towel Prices to £1.20
Dunelm's spring sale reduces Egyptian cotton towels to as low as £1.20, with over 40 colours available. Shoppers praise their softness and durability.
Rachel Reeves Confirms £225 Charge for Pre-2017 Cars
Drivers of older cars face higher vehicle tax under new rules. Rachel Reeves confirms charges up to £790 based on emissions. Learn how it affects you.
Reeves Plans Tariff Cuts on 125 Everyday Essentials
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces tariff cuts on over 100 everyday essentials like baked beans, bananas, and olive oil to combat rising living costs amid Middle East conflict.
Former MG Rover Site Revived, Mayor Claims
The former MG Rover site in Birmingham is being brought back to life, according to the mayor, with new developments and jobs on the horizon.
Overtone Brewing Ltd Collapses Into Liquidation After 8 Years
Overtone Brewing Ltd, known for its colorful craft beers and New England IPAs, has gone into liquidation after eight years. The Glasgow-based company was wound up by courts due to unsustainable debts.
Championship Free Agents: Blues and Rivals Eye Bargains
Middlesbrough release six players as Championship free agent list grows. Birmingham City and rivals eye potential bargains this summer.
AG Barr Confirms Fentimans Head Office Closure
AG Barr has confirmed the closure of Fentimans' Hexham headquarters this summer, ending the brand's North East ties. The move follows a £38m acquisition and 37 redundancies.
Rachel Reeves' 'Nice Pub Tax' Targets Country Inns
Rachel Reeves faces backlash over a 'nice pub tax' hitting country inns in scenic locations, with higher business rates for premium pubs.
Douglas Luiz Future Split at Juventus as Loan Nears End
Douglas Luiz's Aston Villa future is uncertain as Juventus officials are split on his return. The €25m option may not be triggered after a lackluster loan spell.
125 Everyday Items to Drop in Price Due to Tariff Cuts
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces tariff cuts on 125 everyday essentials, including fresh produce, oils, chocolates, and soft drinks, to reduce household costs.
Somerset Wedding Venue to House Hinkley Point Workers
Greenway Farm in Bridgwater gets permission to rent all 15 caravans to Hinkley Point C staff until 2031, easing local housing pressure.
Rachel Reeves Plans 22% Tax on Stocks and Shares ISAs
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is reportedly introducing a 22% tax on interest from stocks and shares ISAs, alongside an allowance cap for under-65s from April 2027.
Schools Transform with Office Furniture
Discover how UK schools are upgrading classrooms with top-quality office furniture to enhance learning environments and boost student performance.
M&S Tamworth Car Park Upgrade: 12-Week Transformation Begins
Marks & Spencer starts a 12-week project to revamp its Tamworth store car park, adding 32 spaces, more accessible bays, and a new traffic flow system to reduce congestion.
Bromsgrove: 'Poshest' Town 15 Minutes from Birmingham
Bromsgrove, just 15 minutes from Birmingham, is named one of the wealthiest areas in the West Midlands, starkly contrasting with nearby deprived city areas.
Liverpool Police HQ Sold for £17M in Waterfront Deal
Liverpool's former police headquarters at Canning Place has been sold to Homes England for £17m, paving the way for a major waterfront regeneration project near Albert Dock.
Tapo Outdoor Security Camera: Smart Home Amazon Deal
Birmingham residents can now get the Tapo outdoor security camera at a reduced price on Amazon. This smart home device offers reliable surveillance.
All 38 Birmingham City signings under Chris Davies rated
Birmingham City have made 38 signings since Chris Davies took charge. Our reporter rates every player from 1 to 10 based on their performances.
UK Households Urged to Get £92 Document More Important Than a Will
Financial advisers warn that a lasting power of attorney (LPA) is as vital as a will but underused. Without one, families may face severe consequences, including inability to access accounts or manage bills.
Bristol Tops South West Property Investment Rankings
Bristol is the best place in the South West for buy-to-let landlords, with a 6.5% rental return. The city ranks 14th nationally in a study of 310 local authorities.
Amazon Cuts Garden Hose Reel Under £80 with Voucher
Amazon slashes price of retractable 30m garden hose reel to under £80 with voucher deal. Save £35 on Hozelock product for easy watering.
NCP Chases Drivers for Parking Fines Despite Collapse
Drivers are still being pursued for unpaid parking fines by NCP after the company collapsed into administration in March, with £402,000 collected in fines during its first month of administration.
Residents say 'megashed' vibrations damage homes
Residents near a half-built 90,000sqm commercial unit in Bentley claim vibrations from construction damage their homes and devalue properties.
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