Emergency powers used to collect bins
Thousands of tonnes of uncollected household waste will start being removed today from Birmingham streets after the city council said it was deploying.
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April Fool’s Day cancelled
It’s traditional on this date, April 1, to play pranks on friends, family and work colleagues – but not this year. That’s because.
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Greenland tensions: Denmark v US
Tensions between Copenhagen and Washington have escalated after the US Vice President JD Vance accused Denmark of neglecting Greenland – prompting an upcoming.
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Guns removed from WM streets
More than 60 Turkish-made handguns have been removed from the streets of the West Midlands as part of a national weapons amnesty, police.
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Youth Demand’s PR gift from Met
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t. Who’d be a police officer in 2025? The court of public opinion is weighing up.
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Streets of bin-strike Brum … spotless
Take a walk through Birmingham’s central business district and you’d be forgiven for wondering what all the fuss is about. Glass-fronted financial services.
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Vets Minister’s Everest record bid
Veterans Minister Alistair Carns is aiming to get from London to the top of Everest and back in just seven days. Success for.
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Brits’ growing concern on defence
British adults’ concerns about defence and foreign affairs are currently at levels not seen since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in.
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10 million hit by welfare changes
Around 3.2 million households will see their income drop by an average of £1,720 per year, analysis of the impacts of the welfare.
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Lench’s Trust: 500 years
The Lench’s Trust almshouse charity, which provides care for the elderly, is celebrating 500 years. Founded in 1525 when Henry VIII was on.