King Charles’ Cheesy Baked Eggs: A Royal Breakfast You Can Make at Home Sunday, January 25, 2026 kingcharles bakedeggs royalrecipe cheese breakfast clarencehouse cooking tomparkerbowles royalfamily comfortfood When we think of royal dining, images of extravagant banquets or rare delicacies often come to mind. However, King Charles III enjoys a humble and delicious breakfast dish that anyone can recreate in their own kitchen. The … Read More
Midlands Council Faces Calls to Overhaul Pothole Policy Following Government Red Rating Sunday, January 25, 2026 dudley potholes highways maintenance infrastructure council departmentoftransport surfacedressing roadsafety localgovernment sport Dudley Council’s highways department is under scrutiny following a government report that assigned the council a red rating for best practices in pothole policy. The Department of Transport’s report, released on January … Read More
Flying Scotsman in Birmingham: What You Need to Know Sunday, January 25, 2026 flyingscotsman birmingham steamlocomotive train heritage halfterm moorstreet snowhill history travel The legendary Flying Scotsman is making a much-anticipated visit to Birmingham from February 14 to 21, perfectly timed for the half term holiday. This historic steam locomotive will be running special trips departing from … Read More
Police Investigate 'Unknown Substance' Sprayed on Three Cars in Hockley Heath Sunday, January 25, 2026 hockleyheath police investigation vandalism stratfordroad crime propertydamage community safety incident Authorities have launched an investigation following reports of an unknown substance being sprayed on three cars in Hockley Heath. The incident occurred on a residential drive located off Stratford Road on January 23. Police … Read More
Plans to Transition West Midlands Bus Services from Private to Public Control: What We Know Sunday, January 25, 2026 westmidlands publictransport buses mayorparker transportpolicy busservices publiccontrol privatization transit regionalgovernment sport West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker has recently addressed questions regarding his proposal to transition the region’s bus services from a privately-operated system to public control. This move aims to improve service … Read More
Mum’s Anguish as Children Spend More Time Striking Than in School Sunday, January 25, 2026 strikes education midlands atlp neu redundancies finance schools teaching pupils A concerned mother has spoken out about the toll recent school strikes are taking on her children’s education. Faye Allen’s son and daughter are among thousands of students across the Midlands affected by industrial action … Read More