Aldi and Tesco Reveal Essential Tips for Storing Bananas to Extend Freshness Saturday, July 11, 2026 aldi tesco bananas foodstorage freezing foodwaste kitchentips freezer hacks preservation Aldi and Tesco have stepped up to share crucial advice for shoppers on how to keep bananas fresh and prevent them from turning brown and mushy too quickly. Aldi teamed up with food storage specialist Kate Hall to provide tips … Read More
Birmingham Airport Parking Rules Explained: Blue Badge, Drop-Off, and Fines Saturday, July 11, 2026 birmingham airport parking fines bluebadge dropoff anpr redroute disabled motorcycles Birmingham Airport has clear parking regulations designed to keep traffic flowing safely and efficiently for all visitors. Whether you’re dropping off someone, picking up passengers, or parking long-term, understanding these … Read More
Illegal Immigrant Husband Sentenced to 30 Years for Attempted Murder of Wife in Birmingham Saturday, July 11, 2026 immigration assault attemptedmurder birmingham asylum crime sentencing coma braininjury familyviolence Amir Khan, a 25-year-old Pakistani national, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison with an additional six years on licence after being convicted of attempting to murder his wife, Madia Bano, in Birmingham. Khan’s brutal … Read More
Wolverhampton Secondary School to Expand by Nearly 400 Pupils by 2031 Saturday, July 11, 2026 wolverhampton education schoolexpansion coltonhills pupilnumbers secondaryschool citycouncil infrastructure traffic send Plans to significantly expand Colton Hills Community School in Goldthorn Park, Wolverhampton, have been given the green light by the City of Wolverhampton Council. The school will increase its permanent pupil capacity to … Read More
Fate of Walsall Curry House with Illegal Worker Faces Licence Review Saturday, July 11, 2026 walsall immigration licence enforcement curryhouse homeoffice illegalwork visa police licensing A Walsall curry house, Dera on Caldmore Road, is set to have its premises licence reviewed next week after being fined £45,000 by the Home Office for employing a worker illegally. Immigration officers arrested two individuals … Read More
American Living in Birmingham Shares What He Loves Most About City Life Saturday, July 11, 2026 birmingham american relocation citylife community culture lifestyle expat history uk Stephen Pihlaja, an American who relocated to Birmingham in 2014, has found a deep appreciation for the vibrant city life in his adopted home. Since making the move, he has embraced Birmingham’s unique culture, … Read More
Solihull Man Convicted of Smuggling 32kg Cannabis into UK in Suitcases After Dubai Trip Saturday, July 11, 2026 solihull cannabis smuggling drugtrafficking uklaw dubai birmingham sentencing crime court Nathan Corfield, a 21-year-old from Solihull, has been found guilty of smuggling 32 kilograms of cannabis into the United Kingdom. The incident occurred as Corfield returned from Dubai on Christmas Eve 2024, carrying the … Read More
Birmingham Sweet Shop Fined £30,000 Over Severe Cockroach and Mouse Infestation Saturday, July 11, 2026 pests infestation foodhygiene healthinspection cockroaches mice birmingham sweets restaurant foodafety Kundun Sweets Ltd, located on Warwick Road in Acocks Green, Birmingham, has been fined £30,000 after a significant pest infestation was uncovered at the premises. Environmental health officers discovered widespread cockroach … Read More
Birmingham Murder Suspect Remains at Large Six Months After Acocks Green Attack Saturday, July 11, 2026 birmingham murder suspect acocksgreen manhunt reward zachariahliburd attack police investigation Six months after a violent attack in Acocks Green, Birmingham, the suspect, 22-year-old Zachariah Liburd, is still on the run. In response to the ongoing investigation, authorities have issued a £10,000 reward for information … Read More
England Fans Snap Up 1990 World Cup Shirts from £14 Ahead of Norway Quarter-Final Saturday, July 11, 2026 england worldcup football retro sportswear cashback italia90 prodirect topcashback fans sport England supporters have a fantastic opportunity to grab iconic World Cup shirts at a fraction of the original price ahead of their quarter-final showdown with Norway. As the team advances in the knockout stages in the USA, … Read More
'Loving' Dad Dies in Overnight Crash Caused by Drink-Driving, Inquest Reveals Saturday, July 11, 2026 inquest drinkdriving crash quinton ridgacreroad mercedes fatality roadaccident tragedy leebowden An inquest has confirmed that Lee Bowden, a 27-year-old father described as ‘loving’ by those who knew him, died in a car accident caused by drink-driving. The incident occurred just after midnight on Saturday, … Read More
Unsolved Murders in the West Midlands: A Decade of Tragedy and Mystery Saturday, July 11, 2026 westmidlands murder unsolved crime investigation police justice violence cctv reward Over the past ten years, the West Midlands has witnessed a series of brutal murders that continue to baffle police and haunt families. Despite relentless investigations, these cases remain unsolved, leaving communities … Read More
Grandson Confronts Killer of Grandfather in Court, Asking ‘Why Us?’ Saturday, July 11, 2026 arson murder trial family grief court wednesbury sentencing violence bereavement In a moving courtroom moment, Phillip Edwards stood before Wolverhampton Crown Court to confront Andrew Gorrell, the man responsible for his grandfather’s tragic death. Last year, John Edwards, 82, was killed after his … Read More
Birmingham Clean Air Zone: Boundaries, Rules, Payments, and Penalties Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham cleanairzone emissions charges fines vehicles compliance caz pollution transport Since its launch on June 1, 2021, Birmingham’s Clean Air Zone (CAZ) has been operational 24/7 to improve air quality in the city centre. Drivers need to be fully aware of the CAZ boundaries, rules, charges, and potential … Read More
Walsall Father Receives Suspended Sentence After Reckless 90mph Police Chase in 30mph Zone Friday, July 10, 2026 walsall policing birmingham driving dangerousdriving speeding policechase sentencing law dui Idris Husmani, a 21-year-old father from Walsall, has been handed a 12-month custodial sentence, suspended for 18 months, after engaging in a high-speed police chase in Birmingham. Husmani was driving at speeds reaching 90mph … Read More
Birmingham Food and Drink Weekly Briefing: Navigating the Birmingham Avalanche Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham food drink venues closures hospitality drinks festival stirchley icedcoffee Hello Food Club friends, Kirsty here! After a power walk through the city in scorching 100-degree heat—complete with an Anderson and Hill sandwich mishap—I’m back with your latest Birmingham food and drink briefing. You might … Read More
Lewis Capaldi at Hyde Park: Stage Times, Tickets, Setlist, and Travel Tips Friday, July 10, 2026 lewiscapaldi hydepark bst2026 concert tickets setlist travel london livestream festival Lewis Capaldi is gearing up for two sensational headline performances to close out BST Hyde Park 2026. Fans from across the UK are flocking to London to witness the Glaswegian singer deliver his powerful vocals at this … Read More
England Footballers’ Surprising Pre-Match Diet Ahead of Norway World Cup Clash Friday, July 10, 2026 football nutrition beetroot hydration worldcup england sportsnutrition recovery diet premierleague sport Jonny Marsh, widely known as ‘The Football Feeder,’ has prepared meals for nearly 100 Premier League players, including England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford. Drawing from his extensive experience, he unveils the … Read More
Aston Villa Pledge to Simplify Physical Season Ticket Requests with New Scheme Friday, July 10, 2026 astonvilla seasontickets ticketing digitaltickets supporters football premierleague accessibility souvenir fanexperience sport Aston Villa has announced plans to improve the process for supporters requesting physical season tickets, aiming to make it smoother and more accessible ahead of the next campaign. Last season, Villa implemented the Premier … Read More
Popular Birmingham Pub Refurbishment Approved Amid Hospitality Challenges Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham pub refurbishment hospitality harborne brewery conservation community planning eventspace Plans to refurbish The New Inn, a beloved pub in Birmingham’s Harborne district, have been approved by local planners amidst concerns about the struggling hospitality sector. Joule’s Brewery acquired The New Inn in May … Read More
£70 Million Cost of Birmingham Bin Strike Revealed in Leaked Council Report Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham binstrike council dispute settlement unite legal risk finance wastemanagement Birmingham’s ongoing bin strike is set to cost the city council up to £70 million by the end of the year if left unresolved, according to a leaked internal report. This confidential 40-page document, obtained by … Read More
Birmingham City Council to Relaunch £144 Million Oracle IT System Amid Warnings of Potential Teething Problems Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham oracle it council erp finance technology implementation crisis publicsector Birmingham City Council will officially ‘go live’ once again with its long-troubled Oracle IT transformation project on August 18, following an extensive £144 million overhaul. Despite two years of preparation, … Read More
HMRC Announces £10 Daily Fines for Late Self Assessment Tax Returns Starting 2026 Friday, July 10, 2026 hmrc selfassessment taxreturns penalties fines taxdeadline uktax latefiling taxpayments taxcompliance HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has confirmed that from January 31, 2026, households in the UK who fail to file their Self Assessment tax return on time will face strict financial penalties. An initial fixed penalty of £100 … Read More
Birmingham Train Services Disrupted by Strikes and Heatwave This Week Friday, July 10, 2026 birmingham train strikes heatwave westmidlands railway disruption timetable networkrail passengers Train passengers travelling across Birmingham and the West Midlands are being advised to expect significant service disruptions on Friday 10 and Saturday 11 July due to strike action and extreme heat. Workers from the TSSA … Read More