People Sport

Midrange Netball Club seals historic promotion

Starting Point Recruitment sponsors Tipton-founded club as it enters top tier of West Midlands league for first time in 35-year history A West.

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Culture People Transport

Children’s artwork beautifies Marston Green railway station

West Midlands Railway partners with theatre charity to refresh platform displays Two new banners of children’s art have gone on display at Marston.

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People

West Midlands days out for less than the cost of a family pub lunch

WonderDays, the experience provider, picks five activities under £50 as families rethink leisure spending Families across the West Midlands are increasingly swapping meals.

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Defence People Viewpoint

A remarkable life: Joseph Bullock, D-Day veteran, aged 101

Funeral in Stourbridge remembered Joseph Bullock On Wednesday, a funeral took place in Stourbridge. To passers-by, it was unremarkable. But to those in.

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Energy People Politics

West Midlands households to benefit from Chancellor’s cost of living package

Rachel Reeves sets out anti-profiteering measures, energy reforms and potential food tariff cuts West Midlands households facing rising food and energy costs are.

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Birmingham Coventry People

Central England Law Centre marks 50 years of free legal support

Helping tens of thousands of people access justice since its foundation in Coventry in 1976 A Coventry and Birmingham-based charity is celebrating 50.

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People West Bromwich

West Brom apprentice lands her own Pilates classes

Grace Espinosa is now teaching two specialist Reformer Pilates sessions a week at Wednesbury Leisure Centre A 20-year-old from West Bromwich has gone.

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Education People

When conviction leaves the room: the slow erosion of education’s soul

How the rise of the edupreneur is quietly displacing the teacher and why it matters There was a time when education was spoken.

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Defence People

First World War soldier from Shrewsbury identified at Belgian cemetery 110 years after his death

Grave of schoolmaster killed in 1915 has finally been given a name following decades of painstaking research The grave of a British Army.

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Development People

Regulators given mandate to put growth first, Govt says

New government rules aim to speed up planning approvals for homes, transport and energy projects The government has unveiled a package of reforms.

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