Police Appeal After Girl Punched on Dudley Bus
West Midlands Police release CCTV footage and appeal for witnesses after a girl was punched on the 126 bus in Dudley town centre last October.
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Tribute to 'Bright and Engaging' Mum, 84, Amid Murder Probe
The family of Rita Rowley, 84, pay heartfelt tribute to their 'loving' mother found dead in Shropshire, as an 80-year-old man remains critical in hospital.
Shard End Terrace with Garden Office for £280k
A three-bedroom mid-terrace home on Hurst Lane in Birmingham's Shard End area offers three floors, two bathrooms, and a garden summer house ideal as a home office. Priced at £280,000.
Middlesbrough's Old Town Hall Gets £6.3m Restoration
A major £6.3 million project to restore Middlesbrough's historic Old Town Hall is underway, transforming it into a business space in the Boho Zone for the town's 2028 bicentenary celebrations.
Telford Man Jailed for Manslaughter After House Dispute
David Lane of Dawley, Telford, has been sentenced to 11.5 years for the manslaughter of Paul Wilkins following a violent altercation outside a property in Doseley.
Teen Sentenced for Murder of Schoolboy Leo Ross in Birmingham
A 15-year-old is being sentenced today for murdering 12-year-old Leo Ross in Hall Green and attacking three women. Follow live updates from Birmingham Crown Court.
The Dog House Seeks Adopters Amid UK Rescue Crisis
Channel 4's BAFTA-nominated series The Dog House is searching for people considering adopting a rescue dog to feature on the show, as UK rehoming charities face unprecedented demand.
Derby Butcher Guilty of Murdering and Burying Girlfriend
Anna Podedworna has been found guilty of murdering Izabela Zablocka, dismembering her body, and concealing it in a Derby garden for over 15 years. She faces a life sentence.
Driver Jailed for Cocaine-Fuelled Fatal Crash Near M5
Ben Woodland has been sentenced to over eight years in prison after his cocaine-impaired driving caused a fatal collision on Pershore Lane near Worcester, killing a 57-year-old man.
Firm Renews Brain Tumour Research Partnership
National utility consultancy Dalcour Maclaren announces second year of partnership with Brain Tumour Research charity, aiming to raise funds and awareness for vital research into brain tumours.
Soft Play Centre Changes Pricing Following Parent Requests
Flamingoo Soft Play in Erdington has updated its admission policy to allow two free adults per child after listening to customer feedback from local families.
Universal Credit Cut by £212.54 Monthly in DWP Shake-Up
The Department for Work and Pensions will reduce Universal Credit payments by over £200 a month for new claimants from April, aiming to tackle work disincentives.
Daily Quiz: History, Culture, and Trivia Challenge
Challenge yourself with a daily quiz covering topics from the Treaty of Paris to Greek pastries and TV soap stars. Perfect for trivia enthusiasts in the UK.
Easter Chick Appeal: Knitters Needed for Hospice
Francis House Children's Hospice in Manchester launches its annual Easter Knitted Chick Appeal, seeking thousands of handmade chicks and bunnies to raise vital funds for families.
Wales Air Ambulance 25th Anniversary Coffee and Cake Event
Wales Air Ambulance invites supporters to host Coffee and Cake parties in March to celebrate its 25th anniversary and raise funds for its lifesaving services across Wales.
Royal Butler: Andrew and Sarah Habit Infuriated Staff
Ex-royal butler Paul Burrell claims Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Sarah Ferguson's refusal to leave their bed and lavish entertaining left palace staff 'up in arms' and requiring Queen's intervention.
Sandringham Locals Unhappy About Andrew's Move
Residents near the Sandringham Estate voice concerns as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor relocates to Wood Farm Cottage, with some calling for his exile amid ongoing Epstein allegations.
Bellway Urges First-Time Buyer Help Amid Housing Demand
Housebuilder Bellway reports a resilient first-half performance but warns that government intervention is crucial to support first-time buyers and meet housing targets amid economic uncertainty.
£5,000 Donation for Children's Charity Sensory Garden
Footprints Conductive Education Centre in Nottingham receives £5,000 from Irwin Mitchell Charities Foundation to fund a new sensory garden, supporting children with disabilities.
Warwick Rotary Club Seeks Teams for Pancake Day Race
Warwick Rotary Club invites local businesses and schools to join its annual Pancake Day race in Market Square, featuring competitive fun and community spirit.
Durham Scouts Awards Night 2026 Honours 60-Year Volunteer
The Durham Scouts Awards Night 2026 celebrated youth achievements and volunteer dedication, with special recognition for Sheila Gibbon's 60 years of service. The event at Glow Venue highlighted scouting's impact across County Durham.
Free Spring Lantern Workshop for Newark's Garden of Light
Newark residents of all ages are invited to a free lantern-making workshop this February half-term, creating illuminated flower lanterns for the upcoming Garden of Light community event.
Tiny Lives Appeal Reaches £50,000 Milestone
York & Scarborough Hospitals Charity's Tiny Lives Appeal has reached £50,000, halfway to its £100,000 target, to fund equipment for a new neonatal unit.
Police Seek Witnesses to Wolverhampton Disturbance
West Midlands Police are appealing for information and wish to speak with two individuals who may have witnessed an incident in Bevan Avenue, Parkfields.
137-Year Wait for UK Living Standards to Double
The Resolution Foundation warns poorer UK households face a 137-year wait for living standards to double due to two decades of weak pay growth and stagnant disposable incomes.
DWP Rule Punishes Pensioners with Younger Partners
Over 60,000 UK pensioners lose up to £7,000 annually due to DWP's 'mixed-age couples' rule, which denies pension credit if one partner is younger.
Children's Homes Plan for West Bromwich Green Space Sparks Debate
Controversial proposals to build four residential homes for vulnerable children on a cherished green space in West Bromwich have been submitted, reigniting local concerns over loss of community land and road safety issues.
Birmingham's £300m Exempt Housing Crisis Exposed
Exclusive investigation reveals how Birmingham's supported exempt accommodation sector commands up to £400 weekly per claimant, driving a £300 million industry that's transforming neighbourhoods.
State Pension Rise Leaves Many Older Recipients Short
The state pension is set to increase by 4.7% in April 2026, but a significant disparity means older pensioners on the basic scheme will receive £56 less per week than those on the new system.
Birmingham's Supported Housing Crisis: Public Funds Fuel Failures
An investigation reveals how millions in housing benefits fund substandard exempt accommodation in Birmingham, with private firms profiting while vulnerable tenants suffer in neglected properties.
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