Police Flood Routes for Safe Eid Celebrations in Birmingham
West Midlands Police will deploy officers on main routes to ensure safe Chaand Raat and Eid-Al-Fitr celebrations, targeting illegal trading, anti-social behavior, and parking issues.
Category : Community
Ilkeston Community Space Refurbishment Competition Worth £10,000
National Plastics' Ilkeston branch launches The Big Build Competition, offering a fully managed refurbishment worth up to £10,000 for local schools, charities, and community groups within a 10-mile radius.
Man Charged After Boy, 8, Killed in Cumbria Shooting
Police have charged Allan Thursby, 64, with gross negligence manslaughter following the death of Jay Cartmell in a firearm incident near Warcop in September 2024.
Stacey Solomon's Karcher Robot Vacuum Back in Stock on Sale
The Karcher Vacuuming Robot RCV 5, endorsed by TV star Stacey Solomon, is now available again on Amazon at a reduced price of £379.99, offering a significant saving for cleaning enthusiasts.
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Stirchley Co-op Betrayed by Landlord Rent Decision
A last-minute decision by GreenSquareAccord to impose landlord rents on a building designed to be landlord-free has left Stirchley businesses and residents in limbo, breaking years of trust.
Derby Man Jailed for Hotel Assault on Girlfriend
A 36-year-old man from Derby has been sentenced to 21 months in prison for assaulting his girlfriend in a Midlands hotel after she discovered messages to other women on his phone.
Student Nurse Runs London Marathon for Shelter Charity
University of Chester nursing student Emma White, a mother of two, is tackling the London Marathon to raise £2,250 for Shelter, highlighting the critical link between stable housing and health.
Birmingham Dad's Horror Over TikTok Friend Request to Child
A Birmingham father's worst nightmare unfolded when his eight-year-old daughter received a suspicious TikTok friend request, leading to the exposure of a depraved paedophile.
Birmingham St Patrick's Day Parade Cancelled, Community Spirit Shines
Birmingham's once-thriving St Patrick's Day parade, which drew 80,000 people, has been cancelled due to funding issues. Despite this, the city's Irish community and local venues keep the spirit alive with grassroots celebrations.
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Melton Mowbray May Day Festival: Spring Traditions
The Melton Mowbray Town Estate invites the community to celebrate spring at the May Day Festival on May 2, featuring Maypole dancing, live folk music, Punch and Judy shows, and family workshops from 11am to 2pm.
Skate Park Rapist Jailed for Grooming Teenage Girls
Peter Whetstone, 29, has been sentenced to ten years in prison for grooming and sexually assaulting two vulnerable teenage girls he met at a Midlands skate park.
Spring Plant Hunters' Fair at Arley Hall Gardens
Gardeners can enjoy a seasonal day out at the Spring Plant Hunters' Fair in Arley Hall Gardens on March 22, featuring specialist nurseries, expert advice, and reduced garden entry.
Birmingham Rapist Used Hidden Cameras, Controlled Victim
Mark Williams, 40, admitted rape and coercive behavior after installing hidden cameras and isolating his victim from friends, family, and finances.
Union fined £265k for blocking Birmingham bin lorries
Unite union fined £265,000 for breaching High Court injunction by illegally blocking council bin lorries during strike. Council transport boss says authority 'pleased' with ruling.
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Body Found in Willenhall During Police Welfare Check
Police discovered a man's body during a safe and well check at a property on Lower Lichfield Street in Willenhall. The death is not being treated as suspicious, and a file is being prepared for the coroner.
Farmer Charlie's Zero-Waste Business Thrives in Cardiff
Nine-year-old dyslexic entrepreneur Farmer Charlie runs Yes so Fancy! City Chicks, a zero-waste venture in Cardiff. He hand-prepares fruit pots and sells eggs, aiming to expand with a new shopfront and gym vending deals.
Valley Academy Pupils Raise £1,140 for Hospice with Fundraiser
Pupils at The Valley Leadership Academy have successfully raised £1,140.20 for Rossendale Hospice through their 'Small Change for a Big Difference' project, fostering community spirit and developing key skills.
Dudley Council Ordered to Conduct Safety Checks on Tower Blocks
Dudley Council has been issued enforcement notices for three tower blocks after safety inspections were deemed insufficient by the Building Safety Regulator. The council must hire specialist contractors to address fire and structural safety concerns.
MP Raises Union Jack at Dover Castle Following Local Concerns
Dover MP Mike Tapp visited Dover Castle, addressing resident concerns about the Union Jack not flying. He learned weather conditions sometimes prevent flag display for safety reasons.
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Killer Dad Moaned About Tight Handcuffs After Baby's Murder
Sean Jefferson, found guilty of murdering his five-week-old daughter Darcy-Leigh, protested about 'very tight' handcuffs during his arrest. The infant suffered catastrophic injuries including 47 rib fractures.
Police Search for Woman in Monkey Dust Drug Probe
Staffordshire Police are urgently seeking Joanne Smith, 41, from Stafford, who is wanted for breach of bail and involvement in supplying Class B drugs, specifically monkey dust. She has known links to Birmingham, Stoke-on-Trent, and Cannock.
DWP Confirms £419 Increase for Pre-1951 Pensioners
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a 4.8% rise in the Basic State Pension for those born before 1951, boosting weekly payments to £184.90 from April.
DWP Reviews PIP as Claims Hit Record 233,000 in a Year
The Department for Work and Pensions is reviewing Personal Independence Payment after a record 233,000 new claims in 12 months, with 3.93 million now receiving the benefit amid government welfare reforms.
Birmingham Bin Strike Union Fined £265k for Blocking Lorries
Unite union has been fined £265,000 for breaching a High Court injunction by blocking Birmingham City Council's bin lorries during the ongoing refuse collectors' strike.
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Kilo Clothing Sale at Pub Supports Birmingham Homeless
A Clothing by Kilo sale will be held at The Old Crown in Digbeth on April 4, raising funds for SIFA Fireside, a homelessness support charity that assisted over 2,000 individuals in 2025.
Kidderminster Splash Park 2026 Opening Date and Rules
Brinton Park splash pad in Kidderminster, 50 minutes from Birmingham, will reopen on May 1, 2026, with strict rules including no soap, running, or dogs to ensure safety.
Man Jailed for Hiding Drug Phones in Baby's Cot
Liam Poole, 23, has been sentenced to over four years in prison after police found phones used for drug dealing hidden under a baby's cot mattress in Longton.
Cop Accused of Attack in Birmingham Hotel, Court Hears
A Metropolitan Police officer allegedly attacked a woman in a Birmingham hotel room and defrauded multiple partners to fund his gambling habit, a court has been told.
Birmingham Rooftop Stand-Off Ends With Arrest
A dramatic rooftop incident in Selly Oak saw a man throwing tiles at emergency services before being arrested for criminal damage, exposure, and assault.
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Man Arrested in Birmingham Counter-Terror Police Raid
A 33-year-old man has been arrested in Saltley, Birmingham, on suspicion of supporting a proscribed organisation during a pre-planned counter-terrorism operation.
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