Travellers at Asda Barnes Hill, eviction considered
Travellers have moved onto a field near Asda Barnes Hill, prompting concerns and eviction proceedings. Around 50 caravans and vehicles arrived, with the council assessing next steps.
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£7,000 raised for Highters Heath fire victims in 14 hours
A GoFundMe page has raised over £7,000 in 14 hours for families left devastated by a fire on Gorleston Road in Highters Heath, Birmingham, which damaged homes and destroyed some properties.
Father-Son Duo Give Away 200 Books for Speech Challenges
Rishi Kaushal and his son Aryan are handing out over 200 copies of 'The Speech Heroes vs The World Stoppers' to empower children with communication difficulties in Birmingham city centre on August 1.
AI Boss, 22, Hit 70mph in 30mph Zones in Police Chase
Mani Garcha, 22, AI company owner, drove at 70mph in 30mph zones and wrong way during police chase in Kingstanding, Birmingham. Received suspended 32-week sentence.
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Bristol Man Banned for Throwing Dog Over Gate
James Andrew Marchant, 42, received a 10-year animal ban after throwing his dog Boomer over a 6ft gate in Bristol. Clair Yvonne Malik, 42, got a 5-year ban for neglect.
Birmingham Faith Leaders Unite Against Britain First Rally
Birmingham faith leaders from multiple religions condemn racism and call for peace ahead of a Britain First rally, celebrating the city's diversity and rejecting far-right ideology.
Costa Coffee Urged to Ban 'Despicable' Price Hikes for NHS
Costa Coffee faces backlash for raising hot drink prices by up to 25p in NHS hospital shops, sparking calls for a ban from campaign groups.
Amazon's £16 Self-Cooling Dog Mat a Hit for Summer Walks
Amazon shoppers are raving about a £16 self-cooling dog mat, perfect for keeping pets cool during summer walks and heatwaves. The mat uses innovative cooling technology.
EACH Hospice Summer Open Garden Day in Milton
East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices (EACH) invites the public to its Milton grounds for a summer open garden day on June 20, featuring family activities, games, and refreshments.
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Flowers Left After Hit-and-Run Kills Birmingham Dad
Thomas Brown, 29, died after a hit-and-run on Heath Way in Hodge Hill. Flowers were left at the scene. Police appeal for witnesses.
Jesy Nelson's Car Stolen with Twins' Medical Gear
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson issues urgent appeal after her car containing essential medical equipment for her twin daughters with SMA1 was stolen from her Essex driveway.
DNA Breakthrough Solves Decade-Old Murder in Channel 4 Show
A Channel 4 documentary details how forensic DNA evidence led to the conviction of David Newton for the 2013 murder of Una Crown, an 86-year-old retired postmistress, after he evaded justice for over ten years.
Balloon Tribute for Teen Football Fan Paul Pike
Volunteers and football fans gathered to release balloons in memory of 18-year-old Birmingham City supporter Paul Pike, whose body was found after he went missing during a match at Derby County's Pride Park Stadium.
Farnham Classic Car Show Raises Funds for Hospice
The annual Farnham Classic and Vintage Car Show is set for April 12, offering free entry with donations supporting Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. Enjoy classic cars, motorcycles, and an autojumble.
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Couple Banned from Keeping Animals After Dogs Suffer
A couple from Oldbury has been banned from keeping animals for 10 years after their two dogs suffered from severe untreated skin and eye diseases, leading to euthanasia. The RSPCA investigation revealed distressing conditions.
Cleaner Finds 3,000 Pepsi Bottles in Cheshire Property
A specialist deep cleaner spent three and a half days clearing over 140 bags of rubbish, including thousands of Pepsi bottles, from a social housing property in south Cheshire, revealing a shocking case of hoarding.
State Pensioners Can Claim £1,386 Extra Monthly from DWP
Nearly a million retirees miss out on Pension Credit, which can boost incomes by up to £1,386 a month and unlock additional benefits and discounts.
Tamworth Busker 'Painful Listening' Comment Sparks Support
A social media post criticizing Tamworth buskers as 'painful listening' backfired, triggering a wave of support for the charity singers with calls to 'leave them be'.
Grief Disco: Transforming UK's Conversation on Loss
Grief Disco, a pioneering event coming to The Queen's Hall, offers a unique space for those navigating loss through music, community, and shared understanding, challenging traditional grief conversations.
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BBC's Forensics: The Real CSI Returns with Leo Ross Episode
A new episode of BBC Two's Forensics: The Real CSI will detail how forensic science helped solve the murder of 12-year-old Leo Ross in Hall Green, with insights from police experts.
DWP Urged to Act as 1 Million Miss Pension Credit
New figures reveal a sharp decline in Pension Credit applications, with myths about homeownership and savings preventing nearly one million eligible pensioners from claiming vital financial support averaging over £4,000 per year.
Pancake Batter Drain Warning: Avoid Costly Plumbing Bills
After Shrove Tuesday, plumbing specialists caution that pouring leftover pancake batter down sinks can cause severe pipe blockages, leading to expensive repairs exceeding £100. Proper disposal methods are recommended.
Moseley Residents Rally as British Flags Removed
Hundreds gathered in Moseley to witness the removal of British flags installed by Raise The Colours, with residents calling the campaign divisive rather than patriotic.
Moseley Residents Remove Union Flags in Community Statement
Community members in Moseley organised a unity event to remove Union Jack flags installed by Raise The Colours, describing the action as making a statement against xenophobia and provocation.
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Dudley Couple Jailed for £178k Pensioner Fraud
A Dudley couple who attempted to embezzle £178,000 from a vulnerable pensioner using a forged will have been sentenced to three years in prison each.
Pub Issues 'Don't Visit Again' Warning After Theft
The White Horse in Amblecote has publicly warned a customer to stay away after decorations were stolen, while reinforcing its strict no-drugs policy for all visitors.
Murder Probe After Body Found in River Nene
Cambridgeshire Police launch murder investigation after a man's body is discovered in the River Nene in Peterborough following reports of a chase.
New Beacon Centre Opens in Rhyl for Substance Support
The Salvation Army and Kaleidoscope launch The Beacon in Rhyl, offering outreach services for drug and alcohol support to improve wellbeing and reduce emergency pressures.
Mum Banned for Starving XL Bully to Death in Birmingham
A Birmingham mother has been banned from keeping animals for ten years after her XL Bully dog starved to death in her garden, with the court hearing the animal suffered for weeks.
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Women's Support Hub Opens in Runcorn Library
The Woman:Kind Café launches at Halton Lea Library, offering peer support and counselling signposting for women affected by domestic abuse across Halton.
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