Wolverhampton’s De Fusion Bar Seeks Extended Opening Hours Following Licence Suspension Tuesday, March 3, 2026 wolverhampton defusion licensing bar alcohol suspension inspection regulations nightlife policing De Fusion Bar and Restaurant, located on Exchange Street in Wolverhampton city centre, has applied to extend its opening hours until 5:30am daily. The application requests permission to serve live and recorded music until … Read More
Drunk Women Assault Couple, Shoving Man onto Train Tracks and Breaking Girlfriend’s Teeth at New Street Station Sunday, February 8, 2026 assault birmingham newstreetstation alcohol violence rehabilitation suspendedsentence traintracks victimimpact judiciary At Birmingham New Street Station, a violent confrontation unfolded when two intoxicated women, Morgan Cox and Ellouise Parker, both aged 23, assaulted a couple on a train platform. The incident escalated after Cox and Parker … Read More
Five-Year-Old Calls Police on Drunk Mum Asleep in Car After Drinking Wine in Birmingham Saturday, February 7, 2026 birmingham drinkdriving childsafety alcohol communityorder police erdington breathtest roadsafety mother In a distressing incident in Erdington, Birmingham, a five-year-old boy alerted authorities when his mother fell asleep in their car after drinking a bottle of wine. The 36-year-old woman was found unconscious by police … Read More
Wolverhampton Bar and Grill Faces Licence Review Over Unreported Late-Night Fight Thursday, February 5, 2026 wolverhampton licensing police bar violence cctv safety incident responsibility alcohol West Midlands Police have called for a review of the licence held by The Garden Bar in Lanesfield, Wolverhampton, following an unreported late-night brawl in December last year. Jasvir Singh Johal, the licence holder of the … Read More
Nine Key Money Changes Coming in February: From Alcohol Duty Hikes to Smart Meter Compensation Monday, February 2, 2026 finance taxes banking inflation alcohol mobile interest savings smartmeters compensation February brings nine significant money-related changes for UK households, impacting everything from alcohol pricing to banking fees and energy services. First, alcohol duty rates will increase on February 1. This government … Read More
Killer Driver's Partner and Mosque Imam Condemned for 'Nauseating' Letters Defending Him Tuesday, January 27, 2026 dangerousdriving sentencing justice remorse fatalcrash speeding courtroom birmingham alcohol pervertingjustice A Birmingham Crown Court judge harshly criticized character reference letters submitted on behalf of Saqlane Zafar, a driver convicted of causing the death of 21-year-old student Ryan Sandhu. The letters, penned by Zafar’s … Read More