Dianne Buswell Reveals Newborn Son's Birth Moments
Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell and partner Joe Sugg have shared intimate details and photos from the birth of their first child, baby boy Bowden, born March 16th, 2026.
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Brum Daily readers can enter to win one of 20 exclusive 8-piece Fabulosa bundles, packed with fragrant cleaning products to give your home a sparkling spring glow. Entry deadline is April 19, 2026.
DWP Changes State Pension, Attendance Allowance Payment Dates
The Department for Work and Pensions is adjusting payment dates for state pension, Attendance Allowance, and Pension Credit due to Easter bank holidays, with payments shifting to avoid delays.
Teen Arrested After Police Chase in Midlands Village
A 15-year-old boy was detained in Baddesley, Warwickshire, after attempting to flee police on an off-road bike. Officers discovered a small quantity of drugs and confirmed a visit to his parents.
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Walsall Store Burglary: Police Appeal After Thousands Stolen
West Midlands Police are appealing for information after a burglary at a Walsall store where thousands of pounds worth of stock was stolen in the early hours of March 12.
British-Iranians Voice Safety Concerns Over Middle East Tensions
Iranians living in the UK have raised serious safety concerns as conflicts in the Middle East escalate, with reports of intimidation and harassment in London communities.
Smethwick High Street Break-Ins and Fly-Tipping as HMO Looms
Business owners in Smethwick report ongoing issues with break-ins, parking, and fly-tipping as a controversial 11-bed HMO development awaits a final decision.
WASPI Women's £2,950 Compensation Fight Continues
WASPI women have been denied payouts by both the DWP and Labour government, despite an Ombudsman recommending compensation of up to £2,950 for state pension age injustices.
Plans for Huge New Town Near Bristol Revealed
The government has announced proposals to build a 40,000-home town in the West of England as part of a national plan to construct seven new towns across the UK.
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Forensics: The Real CSI Exposes £700k Crime Gang
A BBC Two documentary reveals the painstaking police investigation that brought down a gang of thieves who stole nearly £700,000 in cash machine raids across the UK.
Victoria North in Manchester Named Among Seven New Towns
Manchester's Victoria North development, set for 15,000 homes, is included in a Government list of seven new towns, backed by a £16bn National Housing Bank to boost housing nationwide.
Stretford Regeneration: 248 Homes and New Park Planned
Bruntwood has submitted plans for the next phase of Stretford town centre's regeneration, featuring 248 new homes, a 12-storey apartment block, and a public park designed for relaxation and social interaction.
Drunk Driver Apologizes for Abuse of Police Officers
George Garvey, 30, was fined and banned from driving after admitting drink-driving and harassment. He apologized, claiming his actions were due to intoxication.
Renters to Get Landlord Letters Before New Rights Act
Landlords across England must send official letters to tenants by May 31 explaining changes under the Renters' Rights Act, which bans 'no-fault' evictions and discriminatory policies.
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Council May Step In Over Crumbling Birmingham Landmark Safety Risk
Birmingham City Council is considering enforcement action to protect the deteriorating Methodist Central Hall, which campaigners warn poses a serious public safety risk due to structural damage and potential collapse.
Midlands Murder Suspect Still at Large After 25 Years
Luke Anderson, wanted for a 2001 attempted murder in Coventry, has evaded capture for a quarter century, becoming one of West Midlands Police's longest-standing wanted suspects.
Smethwick High Street Problems Persist Amid HMO Appeal
Business owners in Smethwick report ongoing issues with break-ins, fly-tipping, and dangerous parking as a controversial 11-bed HMO faces a government appeal decision. Despite £20m regeneration funding, locals say existing problems are being ignored.
Mum Left Fighting for Life After 90mph Audi Crash
A mother suffered devastating injuries after a speeding Audi driver caused a massive collision near St. Andrew's Stadium. The driver fled the scene and hatched a cover-up plan with his brother-in-law.
Police Hunt Three After Jewish Ambulances Torched in London
Four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Community Ambulance service were set on fire in Golders Green, with explosions heard and nearby residents evacuated. Police are investigating as an antisemitic arson attack.
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Ian Huntley Denied State Funeral, Ashes Scattered Secretly
Soham murderer Ian Huntley will not receive a state-funded funeral after his death in prison. His family has declined the service, opting to scatter his ashes privately.
Shona McGarty Heartbroken Over Friend's Sudden Death
Former EastEnders actress Shona McGarty expresses shock and grief after the unexpected passing of young friend Dylan Gallagher-O'Sullivan in Ireland.
Rushcliffe Council Awards £500 Grant to Sharewear Charity
Sharewear Clothing Scheme in Edwalton receives a £500 grant from Rushcliffe Borough Council's Community Wellbeing Fund to support staff uniforms and volunteer training, aiding its mission to combat clothing poverty and promote community resilience.
Bassetlaw Achievers Awards Celebrate Local Heroes and Groups
The Bassetlaw Achievers Awards 2024 celebrated 28 individuals and three community groups for their outstanding contributions to the district, including charitable work, sports excellence, and community resilience.
Spring Plant Fair Returns to Sugnall Walled Garden
Plant Hunters' Fairs returns to Sugnall Walled Garden near Eccleshall on March 29, offering thousands of plants, expert advice, and inspiration for the gardening season ahead.
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Friends Mourn Lee Bowden After Tragic Quinton Collision
Friends and family pay tribute to Lee Bowden, 27, who died in a car collision in Quinton. Colleagues describe him as the most caring person who adored his two daughters.
Mum Fears Homelessness Over Council Demolition Order
A mother of four faces potential homelessness after West Lancashire Council demanded she tear down a £180,000 extension, claiming it harms the area's character despite her family's reliance on it.
Girlfriend Pays Tribute to Dad Killed in Quinton Crash
Amelia Brookes, 18, honors Lee Bowden, 27, who died in a car crash on Ridgacre Road. The devoted father-of-two is remembered as a loving partner and parent.
Iranians in West Midlands Fear for Families Amid Bombardment
Iranian residents in the West Midlands endure sleepless nights as family members face bombardment in Iran, with communication blackouts and rising casualties causing deep anguish.
Police Appeal for Witnesses After Oldbury Crash
West Midlands Police are urging anyone with information to come forward after a car flipped onto its side in Oldbury, with a woman driver taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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Kenilworth Murder Probe: Three Arrested After Man's Death
A murder investigation is underway in Kenilworth after a man was found dead at a house on Chestnut Avenue. Three individuals, including a teenager, are in custody as police assure the public there is no wider risk.
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