The initial 30 affordable homes in Phase 3 of Birmingham's £36 million Port Loop development have been completed early, marking a key milestone in the 124-property scheme. Developers Keon Homes and Midland Heart celebrate the handover, highlighting urban
A 56-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assault and weapon possession after armed police were called to a residential street in Dawley, Telford, following an early morning incident.
A man in his 30s was hospitalised following a violent early morning assault on Rookery Road in Handsworth, Birmingham. Police are investigating the incident and appealing for witnesses.
A Birmingham mother was soaked in diesel and her £600 outfit ruined after a fuel pump hose burst at Asda Minworth, leading to health concerns and unresolved complaints.
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Staffordshire Police have released a blurry CCTV image as they appeal for public help to identify a suspect in a shoplifting incident at a One Stop store in Norton Canes.
Shrewsbury, known as the 'town of flowers,' has been named the best place to live in Shropshire by Muddy Stilettos magazine. With independent shops, good schools, and an hour's train commute to Birmingham, it offers a perfect blend of history and modern l
A Birmingham mother-of-two was left covered in diesel and her £600 outfit ruined after a fuel pump hose burst at Asda Minworth. She now suffers health issues and equipment damage.
A man in his 30s was attacked and hospitalized after disorder on Soho Road in Handsworth. Police cordoned off Rookery Road and Queens Head Road during their investigation.
West Midlands Police are seeking two individuals on bicycles following a robbery where a teenage boy was threatened and robbed of his phone, earphones, and money on Tettenhall Road.
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Ealing Council is distributing discretionary bonus payments through the Household Support Fund for claimants of five key DWP benefits, with applications assessed individually until March 2026.
A 56-year-old man was arrested in Dawley, Telford, after an early morning assault led to the discovery of weapons, prompting armed police response.
Amy and Simon Taylor from Wrexham have fostered 16 children since 2019, sharing how the experience has strengthened their marriage and brought unexpected happiness through supporting resilient youngsters.
A masked knifeman brandishing a machete threatened a man on a secluded footpath in Hall Green, demanding his phone. The victim described the terrifying encounter as he managed to escape unharmed.
Residents on Sebright Avenue and Arundel Drive in Worcester are facing repair bills after dozens of cars were scratched with '6-7' over three weeks, with locals blaming schoolchildren for the mindless vandalism.
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The Labour government introduces sweeping reforms to tenancy laws, abolishing Section 21 'no-fault' evictions and implementing new protections for renters across the United Kingdom.
West Midlands Police are investigating after a man's body was discovered in a wheelie bin in Cash's Park, Coventry. The victim, aged 40-50, has distinctive tattoos including a snake and cross.
The DWP announces a 'life-changing' Universal Credit increase from April, with 500,000 households receiving an average extra £440 monthly, particularly benefiting families with three or more children.
West Midlands Police are investigating how a man in his 70s sustained a head injury at a property on Odensil Green in Elmdon, Solihull, during the early hours of Saturday morning.
The Department for Work and Pensions is embroiled in a Freedom of Information dispute regarding training materials for PIP assessors handling Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Fibromyalgia, and Long Covid cases.
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The Department for Work and Pensions announces major Universal Credit changes, reducing health element payments by £212 for new claimants while increasing standard rates for millions.
A Warrington drug dealer has been imprisoned after a medical incident in custody led to the discovery of cocaine packages surgically removed from his stomach and anus.
A couple in Bolton has been ordered to tear down their £4,500 grey fence after council officials deemed it clashes with the area's character, sparking concerns over similar enforcement nationwide.
A major update to livestock protection legislation comes into force on March 18, 2026, significantly increasing penalties for dog owners whose pets alarm or attack farm animals.
West Midlands Police have released images of a man they wish to speak to in connection with a van theft that occurred on Valley Road in Bloxwich, Walsall, on Monday afternoon.
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All UK landlords must comply with new national fire safety regulations from April 6, 2026, including creating evacuation plans for vulnerable residents.
West Midlands Police have formally requested Sandwell Council to review the licence of The Bulls Head in Oldbury following a violent double stabbing earlier this month, citing serious crime and disorder.
Rachael Chambers from Harborne finished tenth at the World Jigsaw Puzzle Championship on her first attempt and recently won the Cardiff Speed Puzzle Championships solo event.
A mother who racked up £40,000 in debt from gambling and shopping addictions turned her life around by selling second-hand clothes, now earning £10,000 monthly.
A Birmingham grandmother describes her 'hell' living with a severe rat infestation for over three years, with carcasses leaking through her ceiling and causing health issues.
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A former DWP benefit officer has shared insights on Mumsnet about typical benefit fraud cases, highlighting widows with private pensions and inheritance recipients as common offenders.
