Police Raid Cradley Heath Home, Find Hand Grenades
A man in his 50s has been arrested after police discovered hand grenades, firearms, and ammunition during a raid on a property in Cradley Heath.
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Merseyside Police First to Deploy Roadside Drink-Driving Tech
Merseyside Police becomes the first UK force to use evidential roadside alcohol-testing technology, allowing officers to charge drink-drivers at the roadside instantly under Operation Take Off.
Walsall Leather Museum Relocation Questions Remain
Campaigners say key questions remain unanswered about the planned relocation of Walsall Leather Museum, despite council assurances. The move to a new site has sparked concerns over heritage and community impact.
£1,500 Donation to Coventry Children's Boot Fund for School Shoes
Barratt Homes has donated £1,500 to Coventry Children's Boot Fund, which provides around 500 pairs of school shoes annually to children in need across the city.
Dying Paedophile Priest Walks Free in West Midlands
Former priest Edward Phillip-Smith, dying of cancer, avoids jail for historic sex offences against boys, sparking public outrage over lack of justice for victims.
Woman Refused Entry to GBK Over Age Rule at Trafford Centre
Lia Clark, 22, was denied entry to Gourmet Burger Kitchen at the Trafford Centre for lacking physical ID, despite wanting only food. The restaurant cited licensing rules, sparking online debate.
B&M Apologises for £2m Fine Over Food Hygiene Failures
B&M Retail has been fined £2m after inspectors found mouse infestations, droppings, and gnawed food at three Birmingham stores. The retailer apologised, admitting procedures were not followed.
750 Singers Raise Funds for Cancer Research in Concert
750 singers from Local Vocals will perform two concerts at Bridgewater Hall, raising funds for North West Cancer Research, hosted by Coronation Street star Sue Devaney.
Appeal for home for Severous snake at Sedgley rescue
Severous, a 1.2-metre-long corn snake, has lived most of his 12 years at the Sedgley-based Unique Exotic Rescue, which is seeking a new home for him.
Blue Badge Parking: 11 Prohibited Places to Avoid
Blue Badge holders face fines if parking in 11 prohibited locations, including bus lanes, cycle lanes, and pedestrian crossings, at any time. Birmingham City Council warns of penalties.
84% Can't Tell Legal E-Bikes from Illegal Ones
New polling reveals 84% of people cannot identify a road-legal e-bike. Industry bodies launch E-Bike Positive trust mark to help consumers buy safe, legal e-bikes.
Wanted man says 'tell everyone I love them' after police chase
James Griffiths, 21, was convicted of dangerous driving after a police chase in Wolverhampton. He rammed police cars, sped at 50mph in a 30mph zone, and was found hiding nearby.
Woman in 20s Seriously Injured in M5 Crash
A woman in her 20s suffered serious injuries in a multi-vehicle crash on the M5 near Birmingham, involving three cars and a van, prompting a police investigation.
Tipton Twin Turns 102 with Asda Staff Party
A Tipton woman celebrated her 102nd birthday with a party featuring her favourite Asda staff, marking a century-plus of life with joy and community.
MP Mishra Puts Local Voices at Heart of £20m Regeneration
Stockport MP Navendu Mishra champions community-led regeneration, with a £20 million Pride in Place programme in Brinnington and a survey of over 950 residents on Reddish Baths.
Kelly Osbourne Mourns Father Ozzy Osbourne One Year On
Kelly Osbourne has opened up about the pain of losing her father Ozzy Osbourne a year after his death, saying she 'aches every single day' without him.
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Fight to Be Seen and Heard in World of AI
A Birmingham writer shares her struggle for visibility and voice in the AI-dominated landscape, highlighting systemic biases and the need for inclusive technology.
Birmingham Burglary Gang Jailed for Armed Home Raids
A violent burglary gang from Birmingham and the Black Country carried out armed home raids, punching a householder and stealing cars. Three were jailed, one awaits sentencing.
Birmingham mum avoids jail for school bomb threat
Davina Frost, 28, of Sheldon, threatened to plant a bomb at a Birmingham primary school, forcing 379 pupils and 40 staff into lockdown. She received a 16-month suspended sentence due to severe mental health issues.
Machete gang jailed for West Midlands burglaries
A gang including a man from Rowley Regis has been jailed for a series of violent burglaries in the West Midlands, where victims were threatened with machetes.
£2,500 Reward for Arrest After Officer Injured in Birmingham
A £2,500 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of a man after a police officer sustained head injuries in Birmingham on March 22.
Police Vow to Turn 'Intimidating' High Streets into 'Safe Spaces'
West Midlands Police vow to dismantle criminal networks using mini marts for child sexual abuse and exploitation, scaling up Operation Fearless to turn high streets into safe spaces.
Council Ordered to Tackle Mice Infestations in Flats
Birmingham City Council pleaded guilty to rodent infestation charges at two council flats. Magistrates issued abatement orders and awarded £3,500 costs per case, demanding action within 12 weeks.
Family fun day sparks traffic chaos in Streetly
A family fun day in Streetly caused severe traffic jams, with 20-minute journeys taking over two hours and cars parked on verges and roundabouts.
Birmingham Woman Shares Secret to Happy Life at 100
Irene Huskisson, 100, from Bloxwich, credits her father's advice to always be kind and help others for her century celebration.
Lion, Tiger, Snakes, Wolves: Midlands' Dangerous Pets Map
A lion, tiger, venomous snakes, and three wolves are among legally-owned dangerous pets in the Midlands, according to Born Free data, sparking calls for law reform.
Sutton Coldfield BHF Shop Closure Date Set for Jan 2027
British Heart Foundation store in Sutton Coldfield's Red Rose Centre will close permanently in January 2027, part of 150 nationwide closures. Locals campaign to relocate.
Dudley Council slams holiday price hikes during school breaks
Dudley Council has voted to call out companies that inflate holiday prices during school closures, affecting working-class families and pushing them into debt.
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West Midlands pub-goers name most loved locals
Brum Daily asked West Midlands pub-goers to name their favourite locals. The responses highlight community spirit and beloved watering holes across the region, from city centre to suburbs.
Rogers bids emotional farewell to Villa after £117m Chelsea move
Morgan Rogers has posted an emotional parting message to Aston Villa fans after completing his British record £117m transfer to Chelsea, thanking them for their support.
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