City food business and director ordered to pay more than £11,000 following rat infestation
A city food business which was found to be trading despite an active rat infestation has been successfully prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.
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What caused Delta flight 4819 to overturn in Toronto?
On February 17, 2025, a Delta Air Lines plane operating flight 4819 from Minneapolis crashed during landing at Toronto Pearson International Airport, resulting in 18 injuries, three of them critical.
Awards celebrate achievements of children and young people in care
Hundreds of children and young people in, or leaving, care in Wolverhampton were recognised for their resilience, hard work and achievements at an inspirational awards celebration.
Homebuilder donates £3,000 to Oxfordshire homeless charity
Homeless Oxfordshire has received a donation of £3,000 from a local homebuilder to support its efforts in providing shelter to those in need.
Gallery presents Rhea Storr's 'Subjects of State, Labours of Love’
Wolverhampton Art Gallery will be showcasing a new acquisition, an installation by artist Rhea Storr which is her first institutional solo-exhibition.
Over 90 apprenticeships up for grabs during National Apprenticeship Week
Severn Trent is encouraging anyone to apply for their apprenticeships during National Apprenticeship Week, no matter their age or stage of career, with just over four weeks left before the deadline closes.
Black Country Women’s Aid welcomes Waldrons, singer Amy Lou Smith and many other fantastic supporters to their third annual International Women’s Day event
Black Country Women’s Aid’s popular International Women’s Day fundraiser returns this year with the generous support of Waldrons Solicitors.
Boost of nearly £10m for Wolverhampton city highways improvements
A boost of almost £10 million has been earmarked for city highways improvements – with continued road surfacing projects to tackle potholes.
Birmingham’s St Patrick's Parade cancelled
The St Patrick's Parade organisers have announced that this year's event in Birmingham has been cancelled.
Birmingham Airport prepares for busiest February half-term ever
Birmingham Airport is preparing for its busiest February half-term on record with a 20% increase in passenger numbers compared to a similar period last year.
The latest romance scam with a twist targeting UK singles
Singletons looking for love this Valentine's Day are being warned of a new romance scam.
Boosting support for customers through apprenticeships
This month, as many organisations spotlight apprenticeships, one of the UK’s largest independent logistics providers, Europa Worldwide Group, in Birmingham is celebrating major milestones and achievements.
Khan hails impact of increased fines for fare dodging
Sir Sadiq Khan has hailed the impact of increased penalty fines for fare dodging, saying that the measure is working as an “effective deterrent”.
Birmingham care home celebrates Chinese New Year
A Birmingham care home celebrated the Chinese New Year in style.
Supporting veterans – Sutton Coldfield care home secures prestigious accreditation
A Sutton Coldfield care home has been recognised for its standards of person-centred care for veterans.
Restoration of historic community buildings for the people by the people wins prestigious conservation award
The Victorian Society’s Birmingham & West Midlands Group has announced its tenth annual ‘Conservation Award’ made to Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council for their project at West Bromwich Town Hall and Library.
