Community News

Amber severe weather warnings from the Met Office have been issued as Storm Eowyn brings severe gales.

Members of Black Sabbath are set to be given Freedom of the City and Benjamin Zephaniah posthumously awarded the City of Birmingham Medal.

Worcester Cathedral has this week revealed not only a record Christmas 2024, but also a 10% increase in visitor numbers for the year overall.

Employers in the Midlands have less than 15 months [from January 2025] to prepare for compulsory HMRC reporting on payroll expenses and benefits-in-kind.

Severn Trent is welcoming applications for its 2025 apprenticeships and is encouraging anyone, no matter their age or stage of career, to explore the opportunities available.

The railway, canals and historic houses of Warwickshire have joined forces to reward green travel with a free cup of tea.

Leicestershire house hunters are being invited to discover the unique advantages of three-storey homes, which provide both versatile living spaces and excellent long-term investment potential.

Network Rail engages with football fans to enhance match day train journeys.

A supported housing company which illegally evicted a vulnerable tenant after claiming it would help them has been prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.

Worcester Cathedral will be welcoming MP for Worcester, Tom Collins, to the first of its Living Gently on the Earth events at the end of January.

A care home is inviting local people to celebrate the Lunar New Year in style.

Demolition works have started this week as part of a major redevelopment of council housing on the New Park Village estate, in Wolverhampton.

Thousands of jobs have been fuelled by the Chancellor’s National Wealth Fund in the last six months, with almost £1.6 billion of investment unlocked, driving growth across all corners of the UK.

Libraries across Haringey are set to pay their own special tribute to mark Holocaust Memorial Day later this month (January 27).

The keys to a Wolverhampton Homes flat occupied by a tenant who turned ‘sham landlord’ and sub-let the property have been returned to the City of Wolverhampton Council – and will now be re-let to someone on the waiting list.

Thousands of people turned out to watch an open-air spectacle starring magician Steven Frayne, formerly known as Dynamo, a 10-year-old rapper and a dozen aerial dancers to launch Bradford's year as UK City of Culture.