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Birmingham's 10 worst roads for parking fines

New data reveals the Birmingham streets where drivers are most likely to be fined for parking offences, with Alum Rock Road topping the list. Discover the hotspots to avoid.

Rugby café closes as rising costs force owners' hand

A beloved Rugby café, Treacles At Mosaic, has shut its doors for good. Owners Michelle and Tony Edkin thanked their 'family' of customers, blaming rising business costs as the deciding factor for the closure.

Urgent winter warning for UK dog owners

A leading expert warns of lethal winter threats to dogs, including antifreeze and rock salt. Learn the symptoms and vital preventative steps to keep your pet safe.

Sutton Coldfield's Folklore Café Saved After Cat Row

Folklore café at Sutton Coldfield station faced shutdown in 2025 over its rescue cat, Betty. Owner Alex Light found an ingenious solution to keep both his business and the feline resident. Discover this unique community hub.

Teenagers jailed for Alum Rock park stabbing

Three teenagers have been sentenced for a vicious stabbing in Morris Park, Alum Rock, which left a 15-year-old boy with life-changing injuries. Read the full court details.

All-Year Christmas Café in Ironbridge Closes Doors

A festive café and shop in Ironbridge that celebrated Christmas daily has shut after six years. Owner Kim Warren cites rising bills and high street decline but will continue trading online.

Jethro Tull's Mick Abrahams Dies Aged 82

Mick Abrahams, founding guitarist of rock legends Jethro Tull and Blodwyn Pig, has passed away at 82. Bandmates Ian Anderson and Martin Barre pay tribute to his immense talent. Read the full story.

Hospice to open affordable cafe in Erdington's Rookery House

Birmingham Hospice is opening a new community cafe, Hive In The Park, in the historic Rookery House in Erdington in early 2026. The 'warm and welcoming' space will offer cheap food and drink. Read more and find out how to volunteer.

Manchester Arena bombing victims receive £20m damages

Sixteen victims of the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing have been awarded nearly £20 million in damages. The settlements follow a public inquiry that found serious security failings. Read the full story.

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