Hundreds of fake foxes dumped in Birmingham amid demands to end illegal hunting
League Against Cruel Sports wants Government to ban trail hunting A pile of 648 bloodied fake foxes was dumped in central Birmingham yesterday.
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Solihull couple set to celebrate 60 years of marriage
David and Sonia Mouzer expect a letter from the King Wedding anniversaries are commonplace – but not the diamond variety. Which is why.
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Solihull dad takes on world’s coldest ultra-marathon in Mongolia
100-mile run across a frozen lake to raise money for Children with Cancer A father from Solihull is preparing to run 100 miles.
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Unemployment at five-year high as UK labour market slows
Unemployment rises as wage growth cools The UK’s labour market showed signs of cooling in the closing months of 2025, according to the.
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Politics
Kier Starmer’s Government confirms postponed votes will now go ahead
30 council elections back on Local elections across 30 English councils that had been delayed until 2027 will now take place as originally.
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Birmingham provider urges families to plan for future care needs
Bluebird Care Birmingham East addressing widespread lack of preparedness A Birmingham care provider is supporting a national campaign encouraging families to discuss care.
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Sport
Aston Villa players meet rescue dogs at training ground
Birmingham Dogs Home care for more than 2,000 dogs every year Aston Villa’s first team squad met rescue puppies and older dogs from.
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World Affairs
Iranians in Birmingham protest against Islamic regime
Demonstrators called for Western action to depose the Ayatollah of Iran Iranians worldwide, including several hundred in Birmingham, gathered yesterday in protest against the.
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Birmingham-based Tania Arslan opens a café in Lahore
Dastaan Sarâ is an idyll for people wanting to keep alive the art of storytelling in a digital age There was a time.
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£5bn SEND bailout: Necessary rescue or a precedent making repeats more likely in future?
How local authorities must strike a balance between delivering vital services and the taxpayers’ cash that funds them There are moments in public.