Community News

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.

Football fixtures and planned engineering work are expected to impact services during this weekend.

A West Midlands woman has been banned from owning animals for 15 years after her dog was left to suffer in an emaciated state. 

Severn Trent has issued fresh advice to customers to help them avoid burst pipes as temperatures in the Midlands are set to plunge to as low as -6C.

Some of Haringey’s finest young dancers, musicians and sportspeople showcased their talent and received due recognition at London’s New Year’s Day Parade.

Birmingham Pride’s Big Free Community Day hopes to return later this year, following record-breaking levels of social impact, engagement, and inclusivity for the pioneering initiative in 2024.

Engineers have completed a complex track renewal through a narrow Victorian railway tunnel to improve West Coast Main Line journeys for passengers and freight.

The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has revealed that his children believed he had “sold out” by accepting a knighthood.

The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton today begins a year-long national celebration during 2025 of the 50th anniversary of the saint’s canonisation.

The railway between London and Scotland via the West Midlands and the North West has fully reopened after multiple engineering projects were successfully delivered.

The City of Wolverhampton Council launched its budget consultation in November for residents, businesses, students as well as visitors to the city to have their say on what services matter most to them.