Army officer dies during live firing exercise at Otterburn Training Area
Captain Philip Muldowney remembered as inspirational Royal Artillery officer A 25-year-old British Army officer has died following an incident in live firing tactical.
Defence
People
Finance
People
West Bromwich
West Brom Building educates 3,000 youngsters on financial fitness
Financial Planning Week 2026 runs from Jan 26 to Feb 1 West Brom Building Society supported 2,925 children and young people with financial.
Politics
Transport
Build of tunnel to Euston under way in Birmingham-London HS2 rail project
Embattled scheme limps on as debate resumes on resurrecting Manchester leg A HS2 tunnel boring machine has begun excavating the 4.5-mile tunnel from.
Hospitality sector
Politics
Govt’s £300m pub rates relief package slammed by hospitality sector leaders
Touted bailout for pubs accentuates pain for hotels and restaurants Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s touted £300 million support package for pubs was today branded.
Politics
Sir Andy Street and Ruth Davidson launch Prosper UK to revive moderate centre-right politics
Former West Midlands mayor and ex Scottish Conservative leader unveil new political movement Sir Andy Street and Baroness Ruth Davidson have launched a.
Development
Wolverhampton
First move-ins to new homes in £40m Wolverhampton development
Keon Homes building all 179 dwellings over the next two years Residents are moving into the first new homes in a new Wolverhampton.
Development
Stafford
New habitat bank launched near Stafford to support biodiversity net gain
Eccleshall Habitat Bank is just a few miles away from Stafford Environment Bank has announced the launch of its new Eccleshall Habitat Bank,.
Life Sciences
People
Crackdown on illegal sunbeds in ‘National Cancer Plan’
Plan targets youngesters who are most at risk of skin cancer with sunbed use Tighter controls on commercial sunbed use are being tabled.
Birmingham
People
World Affairs
Birmingham protestors demand action from the West against Iran’s Islamic Regime
Up to 36,000 Iranian civilians have so far been murdered by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Hundreds took to the streets of Birmingham.
Birmingham
Culture
Hospitality sector
Nortons Digbeth reveals St Patrick’s music line-up celebrating Birmingham’s Irish heritage
From March 11 to 18 in the heart of Birmingham’s ‘Irish Quarter’ Iconic Birmingham bar Nortons Digbeth has announced its Irish music programme.