Boy, 14, Beaten in Racially Aggravated Attack in Walsall Park
West Midlands Police declare major incident after a 14-year-old boy is assaulted by up to six people in a racially and religiously aggravated attack in Pleck Park, Walsall.
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Boy, 7, Dies in A38 Crash Near Lichfield
A seven-year-old boy has died after being hit by a car on the A38 near Lichfield in a tragic early morning incident. Staffordshire Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses.
Wolverhampton Hotel Protest Causes Bus Disruptions
Anti-immigration and anti-racism protesters gathered outside the Britannia Hotel in Wolverhampton, leading to bus diversions and a significant police response in the city centre.
Ian Huntley Estate Fate After Prison Death Explained
Following the death of child killer Ian Huntley in prison, legal experts detail what happens to his estate, personal belongings, and any remaining assets under UK inheritance law.
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38% of Brits Support Driving Ban for Over-80s
New research shows significant public support for banning drivers aged 80 and older, with younger generations most in favor. Experts call for stricter medical checks and eye tests for elderly motorists.
13-Year-Old Arrested After Weapon Report at School
A 13-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of possessing an offensive weapon at Tudor Grange Academy in Kingshurst, Solihull. Police urge parents to discuss social media safety with children amid concerns over online trends.
DVLA Warns Drivers: 'Think Before You Click' on Scams
The DVLA has issued a critical warning after nearly 20,000 reports of fraud, urging drivers to avoid fake texts and emails that steal personal details and money.
Pensioners Exempt from Stamp Duty on Holiday Homes
State pensioners purchasing holiday homes, mobile homes, caravans, or park homes are exempt from paying stamp duty land tax, offering a significant cost-of-living relief for retirees seeking second properties.
UK Homeowners Face £5k Fines for Saturday Noise Breaches
Homeowners and builders across the UK must adhere to strict Saturday noise regulations, typically from 8am to 1pm, to avoid fines up to £5,000. Councils enforce these rules under the Control of Pollution Act 1974, with penalties for non-compliance.
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Police Renew Appeal for Missing Person Last Seen in December
West Mercia Police have issued a renewed appeal to find Montgomery Lewis, 26, who was last seen at their Shrewsbury home in December 2025 and could be anywhere in the UK.
Maxine Carr Among Four UK Ex-Prisoners with Lifelong Anonymity
Following Ian Huntley's death, Maxine Carr remains one of only four UK ex-prisoners granted lifelong anonymity. Carr, released in 2004, lives under a new identity with her family.
£1,000 Fine for Ignoring School Crossing Patrols
Lancashire County Council warns drivers that failing to stop for school crossing patrol officers can result in a £1,000 fine and three penalty points on their license.
Older Pensioners on Pension Credit Get More Than New State Pension
A new survey reveals that older state pensioners claiming Pension Credit can receive higher payments than those on the new state pension, with many missing out on thousands annually.
Police Seize Off-Road Bikes and Knives in Solihull
Solihull Police have seized three illegal off-road bikes, two knives, and cannabis in a major operation, vowing to continue their crackdown on anti-social behavior.
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Bell's Telephone Patent and Historical Quiz
Explore the anniversary of Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patent in 1876 and test your knowledge with a cryptic quiz covering history, music, and sports.
Predator Posed as Taxi Driver to Rape Woman in Midlands
Shabir Sultani lured a woman into his car by pretending to be a taxi driver outside a nightclub before raping her at her home. He has been jailed for 13 years with an extended sentence for dangerousness.
Maxine Carr's New Life as Ian Huntley Fights for Life
As child killer Ian Huntley fights for his life after a prison attack, his former partner Maxine Carr lives under a new identity in a seaside town, rebuilding her life after serving time for providing a false alibi.
New Officers Target Retail Crime in Wolverhampton
Wolverhampton police introduce four Business Crime Officers and two PCSOs to investigate shop thefts and target repeat offenders, with a new Retail Crime Operational Group established.
Rochdale Churches Announce Lent Services and Community Events (07.03.2026)
Multiple churches in Rochdale, including St Luke's, St Mary's, St Chad's, and St Andrews, have detailed their schedules for Lent services, Bible studies, community lunches, and support groups for March, welcoming all residents.
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Ramadan in Birmingham: Iftar Traditions Unite City
Explore how Birmingham's diverse Muslim communities celebrate Ramadan with unique Iftar dishes, from Bangladeshi Kisoori to Moroccan Chebakia, fostering unity and spiritual connection across the city.
Bin Workers Release Music Single as Strike Hits One Year
Unite union members in Birmingham have released a fundraising music single to mark one year of continuous strike action by refuse workers in a bitter pay dispute with the Labour-run city council.
Birmingham Girl Shot in Head During London Gang Attack (07.03.2026)
A nine-year-old Birmingham girl was shot in the head during a gangland hit at a London restaurant. The gunman remains at large with a £15,000 reward for information.
Birmingham Men Use Five-Word Method to Fight Harassment
White Ribbon UK ambassador Sal Naseem reveals how Birmingham men are secretly intervening to protect women from harassment using the 'five D's' method of active bystander training.
Student Runs 50km Ultra Marathon for Parkinson's UK
Swansea University osteopathy student Cameron Hayward completes a gruelling 50km coastal ultra marathon, raising nearly £1,000 for Parkinson's UK Cymru in memory of his grandfather George who lived with the condition.
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£300k Fund Opens for Youth Employability Charities
The Persimmon Charitable Foundation has launched its 2026 open application programme with a £300,000 funding pot for registered charities supporting young people's employability, particularly in deprived areas.
Golf Captain Raises £1,250 for Air Ambulance in Denbighshire
A 70-year-old volunteer and former Men's Golf Captain at Denbigh Golf Club has handed over a £1,250 cheque to Wales Air Ambulance after fundraising events during his tenure, highlighting community support for the lifesaving service.
Free Entry to National Trust's Hidcote Garden in Cotswolds
Discover Hidcote, a stunning Arts and Crafts-inspired garden in the Cotswolds, offering free entry during National Lottery Open Week. Explore its unique garden rooms and nearby historic Chipping Campden.
Disqualified Driver Jailed After 80mph Police Chase
Adam Bennett led officers on a 30-minute high-speed pursuit through residential areas, reaching 80mph in 30mph zones. The 22-year-old has been sentenced to 14 months in prison.
Wife Demands Return of £36k Scratch Card Gifted to Cousin
A man's Christmas tradition of gifting scratch cards led to a £36,000 win for his cousin, but his wife insists he reclaim the prize, causing a major family rift over generosity versus ownership.
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Ladywood Regeneration Sparks Election Debate Over Demolition
Birmingham's Ladywood estate residents express anxiety over regeneration plans ahead of May council elections, with demolition fears causing nightmares and uncertainty about their homes' future.
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