Warrants issued against alleged Birmingham fly-tippers
Three people accused of fly-tipping in Birmingham failed to appear in court, leading to warrants for their arrest. Charges include illegal dumping and failing to comply with notices.
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Veterans Climb Mont Blanc for Children's Charity
Six former military pals conquered Mont Blanc's 4,810m peak, raising funds for Wooden Spoon, the children's charity of Rugby, supporting disabled and disadvantaged children across UK and Ireland.
Sinkhole Investigation Underway on West Midlands Road
A sinkhole has appeared on a West Midlands road, prompting an investigation by the council. The hole, which emerged suddenly, has raised safety concerns. Residents are advised to avoid the area while repairs are planned.
Man Slashed in Face in Small Heath Midnight Attack
A 29-year-old man was slashed across the face in Small Heath just after midnight on Monday; police are reviewing CCTV and appealing for information.
Boston dad runs 1,250 miles across Europe for children
Grzegorz Pacho, 50, from Boston, Lincolnshire, will run 1,250 miles unsupported from Poland to Skegness, raising funds for children's charities in both countries.
Parents urged after boys arrested over Hednesford wildfire
Two boys, aged 12 and 13, were arrested after a wildfire in Hednesford damaged over three acres. Fire chiefs urge parents to discuss fire dangers.
Birmingham Airport Raises Over £200k for Children's Hospital
Birmingham Airport has raised over £200,000 for Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity in under two years, funding a sensory room, MediCinema, and Emergency Department improvements.
Birmingham man sought after nightclub assault
Police release image of man with Birmingham links after two women were punched at Jalou nightclub in Newcastle, suffering black eyes. Incident occurred at 2.15am on 27 June.
Rhinos smash cars at safari park, families fear death
Two families feared for their lives after fighting rhinos caused around £12,000 damage to their cars at West Midlands Safari Park. They say no rangers intervened and called the free tickets offered 'an insult'.
Church Lane Park £100k accessible play area upgrade
Church Lane Park in Gedling will receive a £100,000 upgrade to create an inclusive play area for children with special educational needs and disabilities, funded by FCC Communities Foundation.
Barrow Funeralcare Raises £1,000+ for Local Charities
Co-op Funeralcare Barrow staff raised over £1,000 for Andy’s Man Club, Rampside Village Hall, Barnardo’s, and CancerCare Barrow through car wash, lunch, and quiz events.
Fly-Tippers Due in Court After Warrants in Birmingham
Alleged fly-tippers in Birmingham will appear in court after warrants were issued, following council investigations into illegal waste dumping.
Tributes to 'darling boy', 19, killed in motorbike crash
Holton Knott, 19, from Chatteris, died in hospital after a crash between a Honda motorbike and a Jaguar XF on A1309 High Street, Trumpington, on August 11. His family pays tribute.
Stourbridge wildfire: resident's home saved by firefighters
A Stourbridge resident who fled a wildfire returned to find firefighters had saved their home, despite extensive damage to the surrounding area.
Two West Midlands pubs win CAMRA Pub of the Year 2026
The Alma in Linton and Cookley Sports Club in Worcestershire have been named CAMRA Pub of the Year and Club of the Year 2026 in the West Central Region, with The Hoptician winning Cider Pub of the Year.
Rainham retirees raise £700 for Dementia UK
Retirees at Bond Lodge in Rainham raised £700 for Dementia UK after a retro sports day with classic games, boosted by Churchill Foundation match funding.
Birmingham shop sold Blue WKD to teen without ID
A Birmingham shop has been fined for selling Blue WKD to an underage teenager without asking for ID, a court heard. The incident was reported and led to prosecution.
Bed bugs force Wolverhampton family to sleep on floor
A Wolverhampton mum says her family is sleeping on the floor after a severe bed bug infestation at their home, despite two pest control treatments. She has begged her housing association to rehouse them.
Ariana Grande's matching tattoo with Ricky Álvarez revealed
Ariana Grande debuts a new 'I do love you' tattoo matching boyfriend Ricky Álvarez's, spotted at her London show on the Eternal Sunshine Tour.
Stourbridge wildfire: residents return, 8 homes destroyed
Residents evacuated after the Stourbridge wildfire have begun returning home, as Dudley Council confirms 8 homes destroyed and 13 partially damaged. Firefighters continue battling blazes across the UK.
Reform proposes 20-hour community work rule for DWP claimants
Reform's Robert Jenrick proposes mandatory 20-hour weekly community work for long-term DWP claimants fit to work, with benefit cuts for refusal, under new welfare-to-work policy.
Tributes left at fatal motorbike crash scene in Rowley Regis
A man in his 30s died after his motorbike hit multiple cars on Powke Lane, Rowley Regis, on August 15. Tributes, including a card to 'dad', have been left at the scene as police appeal for dashcam footage.
DWP cuts leave disabled creatives with no appeal, warns TV writer
TV writer Annalisa Dinnella says cuts to DWP's Access to Work scheme left her without support and no appeal option, warning disabled creatives are at risk.
Love Island's Lorenzo and Julia silence split rumours
Love Island 2026 winners Lorenzo Alessi and Julia Mayska have ended split rumours by sharing a festival date on Instagram, captioned 'Dating 101: backstage at Keinemusik.'
Boys arrested after Hednesford Hills fire
Two boys, aged 12 and 13, arrested on suspicion of arson after a large fire on Hednesford Hills damaged over three acres of land. No injuries reported.
Fake ETIAS Websites Risk Passport and Bank Data
Holidaymakers are warned not to pay for ETIAS yet, as unofficial sites exploit confusion. The UK government says no action is needed, and any site selling ETIAS is fraudulent.
GM charities get funding boost
Three Greater Manchester charities have received thousands of pounds from the Benefact Group Movement for Good Awards, including £5,000 for Reverse Rett.
Merry Hill supports Stourbridge fire victims
Merry Hill is coordinating with local organisations to support those affected by the Stourbridge wildfires, which destroyed 19 properties and scorched over 500 acres.
St John Ambulance seeks volunteers for Bideford centenary
St John Ambulance is recruiting volunteers in North Devon and Torridge as the Bideford unit celebrates 100 years of service, with roles including first aiders and youth leaders.
Ambulance driver racially abused in Birmingham on video
A West Midlands Ambulance Service driver was racially abused in Saltley, Birmingham, on August 8. The incident was filmed and shared online, prompting a police investigation.
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