200 homes proposed for Walsall's 'grey belt' land
Developer St Philips submits outline plans for 200 homes on Walsall green belt, arguing it qualifies as 'grey belt'. Proposal includes 40% affordable housing and community orchard.
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Vernon Kay slams 'two-faced' Strictly colleagues
BBC Radio 2's Vernon Kay calls out Tess Daly's Strictly Come Dancing colleagues for 'two-faced' remarks about his controversial baggy jeans. Discover the full story behind the fashion feud.
Police seek man after 'inappropriate' bus incident
West Midlands Police are appealing to identify a man after an alleged 'outraging public decency' incident on a number 74 bus from West Bromwich to Birmingham.
Queen Camilla's 'wow' whisper to Kate revealed
A lip reader uncovered the single word Queen Camilla whispered during the poignant Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph in London. Discover the royal family's moving tribute.
Camilla's Silent Message to Charles at Remembrance
Body language expert reveals Queen Camilla's poignant non-verbal support for King Charles during emotional Remembrance Sunday service. Discover the royal family's tribute.
Stamford Santa Fun Run Returns for 18th Year
Join thousands of Santas and elves at Burghley Park on Sunday, December 7 for the 18th Stamford Santa Fun Run. Raise funds for Sue Ryder Thorpe Hall Hospice and enjoy festive fun for all ages and abilities. Register now!
Birmingham Morrisons petrol station sealed off by police
A pedestrian was struck by a car at a Morrisons petrol station in Rubery, Birmingham. Police have sealed off the forecourt for investigations. Read the latest updates.
Gunman arrested in Birmingham suburb after police swoop
A major police incident in Moseley saw a man arrested on suspicion of firearm possession. Oxford Road was closed as armed officers responded. Read the latest.
Man finds possible grave in his garden
A UK homeowner made a chilling discovery while landscaping: a large metal box he believes is a forgotten grave. Read the full story and the online theories.
Drink-drive suspect arrested after bulldozer rampage
A 41-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly stealing a 24-tonne bulldozer and driving it through Wolverhampton city centre while intoxicated. Watch the dramatic footage.
Vodafone offers free calls for British soldiers overseas
Vodafone launches a groundbreaking initiative offering free phone calls for British soldiers stationed abroad, enhancing family connections ahead of Remembrance Day.
Birmingham honours fallen heroes on Remembrance Sunday
Birmingham paid solemn tribute to its fallen heroes as the city observed Remembrance Sunday with ceremonies, marches, and a two-minute silence. See the powerful moments of reflection.
Another derelict building fire hits Digbeth
Firefighters tackle another blaze on Bradford Street, Digbeth, as local group warns of 'very real danger' from 28 fires since 2021. Read the urgent call for action.
DWP tells single mum to 'be respectful' over nursery fees
A single mother on Universal Credit shares her shocking experience after DWP failed to pay nursery fees and then told her to 'be respectful' when she complained about the financial hardship.
Police seek Tesla driver after fatal Herefordshire crash
An elderly man has died following a multi-vehicle collision on the C1125 near Hereford. Police are urgently appealing for a Tesla driver who may be a key witness to come forward.
Young UK drivers told to stop night driving
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service warns young drivers to avoid roads from 11pm to 6am. New campaign highlights brain development risks and passenger limits for under-25s.
4-Year-Old Critical After Burnley Firework Incident
A four-year-old boy is fighting for life after being hit by a lit firework in Burnley. Police condemn 'appalling' anti-social behaviour and release an image of a man they wish to question.
Hero rail worker wakes from Huntingdon train attack coma
Samir Zitouni, the railway worker stabbed while protecting passengers, has woken from his coma and spoken to his wife. Read his incredible story of bravery.
Three charged with 57 shoplifting offences in Birmingham
Three suspects from Birmingham face over 50 charges following a police crackdown on persistent shoplifting in Selly Oak. Discover how the community fought back.
DWP to strip benefits from 1.1 million people
The DWP faces pressure as welfare spending is projected to hit £76.8bn by 2030. A new review recommends removing PIP and UC for milder conditions.
DWP told to cut two benefits to £103 per week
Thinktank CSJ warns soaring welfare costs could cost taxpayers £700 more annually. Urgent reform of disability benefits is needed to protect public finances.
Final bid to solve 80-year-old boy disappearance mystery
Family's desperate final attempt to uncover truth behind three-year-old Peter Greenwood who vanished during seaside game in 1946. Can you help solve this 80-year mystery?
Man stabbed at Telford firework display
A 20-year-old man was rushed to hospital after a stabbing at a Bonfire Night event in Donnington. Police are appealing for witnesses to the 'extremely distressing' attack.
50 County Lines dealers jailed for over 260 years
West Midlands Police's County Lines Taskforce has jailed nearly 50 drug dealers for over 260 years, seizing weapons and shutting down supply networks across the region. Discover how officers are tackling this scourge.
Louis Watkiss: Parents speak out after inquest denied
The parents of Louis Watkiss, killed in a 'preventable' SnowDome incident, reveal how the four-year judicial process has 'ripped them apart'. Read their full story.
DWP told to withdraw benefits for three conditions
Welfare reforms shelved by ministers could cost taxpayers £700 annually. CSJ proposes withdrawing UC and PIP for milder mental health conditions to save billions.
Man charged with attempted murder after Birmingham stabbing
A 21-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after an unprovoked stabbing in Birmingham city centre. Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident.
Tower block fire door fears after postman trapped
Residents at Dean Court in Brierley Hill report dangerous fire doors that won't close properly, creating serious fire safety concerns. Dudley Council responds to allegations.
Farmer in court over £100k tractor flood damage
A farmer faces 16 criminal damage charges after allegedly driving his tractor through a flooded Worcestershire town, causing £100,000 of damage to shops. Read the full story.
Sandwell Council faces £625k budget gap over housing
Sandwell Council confronts a £625,000 budget shortfall as industrial legacy and land contamination deter large housing developers. Discover the impact on the Black Country.
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