Knife Chase Near Nottingham Primary School Investigated

Nottinghamshire Police are investigating after a man in his 20s was chased by two individuals carrying knives near Glade Hill Primary and Nursery School. The victim escaped unharmed, and detectives have released images of two men they wish to speak to.

Food Bank Run in Tenby Draws Strong Community Support

The fourth annual Food Bank Run by Saundersfoot Runners successfully raised donations for The James Criddle Foundation, with participants braving wet weather to collect discs for raffle tickets and support local families in need.

Birmingham Benefits from £11.8M Commonwealth Games Legacy Fund

A new report reveals the Inclusive Communities Fund, a £11.8 million Commonwealth Games legacy initiative, has positively impacted over 468,000 people across the West Midlands and Warwickshire, with significant benefits for mental health, social isolation

Hospice Expands Chaplaincy Team with Compassionate Volunteers

East Cheshire Hospice has strengthened its spiritual support by recruiting additional volunteer chaplains who provide comfort and companionship to patients. Retired minister Chris Newton and therapist Sarah Burrows share their experiences of offering mean

Travellers Occupy Car Park at Birmingham Beauty Spot

A large convoy of travellers has set up on the car park at Billesley Common in Birmingham, prompting urgent alerts to the council. The site is a popular recreational area with sports facilities and wildlife.

Twins Among Five Charged in UK People Smuggling Ring

Five men, including twin brothers from Coventry and one in a Birmingham jail, have been charged with conspiracy to assist illegal entry and transferring criminal property in a National Crime Agency investigation.

Redditch Man in Court Over Oldbury Murder

Benjamin Day, 20, has pleaded not guilty to murdering Maria Saceanu, 24, whose body was found in Oldbury last December. The trial is expected to last up to eight days.

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