Uncollected Bin Bags Hurled Across Streets in Winson Green
Piles of uncollected bin bags were thrown on to the streets by locals leaving the area scattered with rubbish.
Traffic was blocked on Thursday night by the torn bin bags and their contents, which were strewn across pavements and roads.
A...
Car Crashes into Other Cars And A Bus on Major Road
A collision involving three cars and a bus were involved in a major crash on a main city route.
Emergency services were called to the incident in Stratford Road, Sparkbrook after 10pm on Friday 12 August and was described as...
Key Industry Award For Thriving Midlands Retailer
Tile Choice, whose head quarters are based in Wolverhampton and now have sixteen stores throughout the central region, attended the 2016 TTA Awards in Birmingham, where they were recognised for their marketing excellence in the retail sector winning the...
Perry Barr Athletes village to deliver only 58 ‘family council houses’ after Commonwealth Games
An extensive 1,414-property athletes village being built for the Commonwealth Games will provide just 58 affordable houses for desperate Birmingham families. Criticism of scheme as 12,500 people on housing waiting list at Birmingham City Council.
The huge Perry Barr development will house 6,500...
Have No Fear
Photojournalist Sabiha Mahmoud said the stranger was listening to her speaking and pointed at her, saying: “You lot are leaving next.”
The whereabouts of the incident has not been exposed.
Ms Mahmoud, a mother-of-two, wrote on Facebook: “Nationalism, fear and hatred...
Birmingham Man Arrested for Smuggling ‘Coconut Powder’ Cocaine
A man from Birmingham has been arrested at Gatwick airport after being caught trying to smuggle in £400,000 worth of cocaine.
The man had arrived in Gatwick after flying from Jamaica when he was stopped by Border Forces.
The cocaine was...
Islamic School Promoting Extremist Views
Ofsted inspectors gave Darul Uloom Islamic High School in Birmingham an unexpected visit after having formerly rated the school as “inadequate”.
Inspectors said that the pupils of the school were not being protected from “extreme views”.
The school overruled former Ofsted...
Lent: A Time for Fasting and Reflection
Wednesday 26th February marks the start of Lent, a Catholic liturgical season consisting of forty days of fasting, prayer, and penitence beginning on Ash Wednesday and concluding at sundown on Holy Thursday. It is an important period of observance...
Park Regis Launches Their New Indian Restaurant
On the day of Holi, the Hindu festival that celebrates Spring, love and new life the award-winning hotel on Five Ways island has revealed their plans for the new Indus restaurant in a blaze of colour. The bar and...
