Oldbury Co-op Worker Embezzles £72,384 Using Void Transaction Scam Monday, July 20, 2026 theft theftbyemployee scam gambling co-op till voidtransaction court fraud oldbury An employee at the Oldbury Co-op, David Naughton, has admitted to stealing £72,384 over a 15-month period through a sophisticated cash scam involving voided transactions. The thefts began in February 2024 and continued until … Read More
Man Tasered Twice While Charging at Police with Kitchen Knife Outside Wolverhampton HMO Monday, July 20, 2026 wolverhampton knife taser police assault arrest court safety crime magistrates A police officer in Wolverhampton was forced to use a Taser twice on an aggressive man who charged at him wielding a kitchen knife. The incident took place outside a house of multiple occupancy (HMO) on Allen Road on June 7. … Read More
Grandad Convicted for Spending Spree Using Deceased Man’s Bank Card Following Overdose Monday, July 20, 2026 fraud drugs overdose birmingham spending conviction rehabilitation communityorder crime family Garfield Wilson, a 56-year-old grandfather, was convicted after going on a spending spree using a deceased man’s bank card following a fatal drug overdose. The court heard how Wilson, who was unemployed, invited Martin … Read More
New Neighbourhood Development Proposed for West Midlands with 970 Homes Monday, July 20, 2026 westmidlands housing urbanextension berkswell railway development primaryschool infrastructure community open-space Plans have been unveiled for a major new neighbourhood in the West Midlands, featuring 970 new homes. This significant urban extension aims to address the growing housing demand in the region while enhancing community … Read More
School Holiday Fun: Beaches, Pools, Festivals, and More Around Birmingham Sunday, July 19, 2026 beaches pools festivals family summer birmingham freeactivities outdoor holiday kids How are the holidays treating you so far? I hope you’re making the most of them! Today’s guide is bursting with ideas to help you enjoy the summer break with your children without breaking the bank. Did you know there are … Read More
Birmingham Mum and Her Kids Trapped for Two Years in Rodent-Infested Homeless Hostel Sunday, July 19, 2026 homelessness birmingham councilhousing temporaryhousing pestinfestation healthrisks mentalhealth eviction childwelfare racism For the past two years, Birmingham mother Dominique Trapszo and her two young children have been living in appalling conditions within temporary council housing, trapped in what she describes as a “filthy rat hostel.” The … Read More
Birmingham Mela 2026: Everything You Need to Know Sunday, July 19, 2026 birmingham mela southasian culture music food transport smethwick event tickets The Sandwell & Birmingham Mela returns in 2026, promising to be bigger and better than ever. Recognized as Europe’s largest South Asian cultural festival, it is expected to draw a crowd of around 50,000 people to … Read More
Drugs, Machetes, Brothels: The Urgent Crisis of 'Exempt' Hostels in Birmingham Sunday, July 19, 2026 birmingham exempthousing supportedaccommodation crime council housingbenefit regulation community asb homelessness The harsh realities of life inside Birmingham’s poorly managed ‘exempt’ supported housing have been laid bare by city councillors representing the voices of increasingly desperate residents. Once again, there is a desperate … Read More
A Sweet Tradition: Exploring Decades of Mithai Magic at Ambala Bakery in Small Heath Sunday, July 19, 2026 mithai sweets ambala bakery smallheath samosas gulabjamun birmingham tradition milestones When it comes to Asian sweets, my expertise was largely limited to seeing how many syrupy gulab jamun I could enjoy before my dentist intervened. Eager to broaden my sweet palate, I headed to Small Heath, where Ambala Bakery … Read More
Walsall Council Rejects Housing Plans for Former Library Over Biodiversity Concerns Sunday, July 19, 2026 walsall library development biodiversity housing planning environment biodiversitygain roadsafety council Walsall Council has turned down plans to convert the long-closed Walsall Wood Library into residential apartments. The library, located on Coppice Road, has remained shut since 2017 and was auctioned by the council in 2020 … Read More
Wolverhampton Nightclub Oxygene’s Licence Suspended After Stabbing and Large-Scale Disorder Sunday, July 19, 2026 wolverhampton oxygene nightclub licence police stabbing disorder safety security youths Oxygene, a popular nightclub in Wolverhampton city centre, has had its operating licence suspended for three months following a police-led review. West Midlands Police urged the City of Wolverhampton Council to take action … Read More
Why Planners Say 17 Parking Spaces Are Enough for Over 200 New Homes at Mell Square Regeneration Sunday, July 19, 2026 mellsquare holbecheplace solihull regeneration housing parking planning sustainability urbandesign development Planners have approved detailed plans for more than 200 new homes as part of the Mell Square regeneration project in Solihull, despite ongoing concerns about limited parking provisions. The reserved matters application … Read More
Tipton Tiger Tavern Bar and Grill Loses Licence Over Employing Illegal Worker on £7 per Hour Sunday, July 19, 2026 tipton tigertavern illegalwork employmentlaw immigration exploitation licensing sandwellcouncil righttowork minimumwage The Tiger Tavern Pub and Grill in Tipton has had its licence revoked after employing an illegal worker at below minimum wage. Sandwell Council made the decision following a Home Office requested hearing due to serious … Read More
Birmingham Schoolgirl Suffers Fractured Spine After Being Hit by Unmarked Police Car on Zebra Crossing Sunday, July 19, 2026 birmingham police injury accident spinalfracture zebracrossing schoolgirl investigation westmidlands emergency A 15-year-old schoolgirl in Birmingham sustained a fractured spine and a head injury after being hit by an unmarked police car while crossing a zebra crossing on Bordesley Green Road. The incident occurred around 8:15 am on … Read More
UK Bank Holidays Revised: Date Delayed for All Households Sunday, July 19, 2026 bankholiday uk england worldcup publicholiday government labourparty christmas substitute celebration The next official bank holiday in England and Wales is set for 31 August, marking the summer bank holiday, following England’s exit from the World Cup. Fans had anticipated a special bonus bank holiday if the Three Lions had … Read More
AcclaFit Smartwatch for iPhone and Android Slashed to £29.99, Lasts a Week on a Single Charge Sunday, July 19, 2026 smartwatch fitness acclafit battery health tracking iphone android sale workout Summer is the perfect time to prioritize fitness, whether it’s hitting the gym, taking a morning run, or joining an evening yoga class. To support your active lifestyle, the AcclaFit smartwatch delivers advanced health … Read More
Miss Universe Fátima Bosch Addresses Dating Rumours with Football Star Jude Bellingham Sunday, July 19, 2026 missuniverse judebellingham romance football worldcup realmadrid socialmedia influencer model england sport Miss Universe Fátima Bosch has spoken out about the swirling rumours linking her romantically to Jude Bellingham, the Midland-born footballer who recently starred at the World Cup. The Mexican model acknowledged noticing the … Read More
Tipton Graduate with £70,000 Student Debt Turns to Universal Credit After 600 Job Rejections Sunday, July 19, 2026 studentdebt unemployment universalcredit graduates jobsearch tipton psychology counselling financialhardship youth Jayden Kauser, 22, from Tipton, graduated from the University of Wolverhampton in 2025 with a degree in psychology and counselling. Despite his academic achievements, Jayden has struggled to find employment, applying for … Read More
Wild Swimming, Yoga, and Ice Bath Events Near Solihull Sunday, July 19, 2026 yoga wildswimming icebath solihull wellbeing outdoors meditation fitness nature health If you’re looking to reconnect with nature and boost your well-being, several exciting outdoor events are happening near Solihull. Wild Fox Yoga offers serene Sunday morning yoga sessions in the beautiful settings of … Read More
‘Oh my God’ – Watch the Moment Birmingham Couple Win a Life-Changing £333,333 Lottery Jackpot Sunday, July 19, 2026 lottery jackpot postcode birmingham winner prize lotterywin renovation family travel A Birmingham couple, Teresa Lay and Wayne Jackson, both 54, were left speechless when they discovered they had won an astonishing £333,333 on the Postcode Lottery. The life-changing moment was captured on video as they opened … Read More
Automatic DVLA Car Tax Refunds Under New Mileage-Based Scheme Face Technical Challenges Sunday, July 19, 2026 dvla eved car tax mileage electric vehicles plug-in hybrids refunds government transport policy The Labour Party government’s upcoming pay-per-mile car tax scheme, known as eVED, has sparked concerns among experts about the capability of the DVLA’s computer systems to manage refunds efficiently. Set to … Read More
HMRC to Send Tax Letters to 9.5 Million Older State Pensioners Due to Frozen Allowances Sunday, July 19, 2026 hmrc pensioners tax allowances frozenthresholds statepension income finance retirement taxbill HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is preparing to send out brown tax letters to a record 9.5 million state pensioners born before 1960, warning them of potential tax bills stemming from frozen tax thresholds. This surge in … Read More
DWP State Pension Age Increase Could Cost Those Born Before 1977 Up to £16,500 Sunday, July 19, 2026 pension retirement dwp statepension finance ageing hmtreasury policy savings pensionscheme The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to raise the state pension age, a change that could leave millions of people born before 1977 substantially worse off. Currently, under rules introduced by the Labour … Read More
Birmingham Airport Records Second-Longest Average Departure Delay in the UK for 2025 Sunday, July 19, 2026 birmingham airport delay departure 2025 manchester punctuality aviation travel compensation Birmingham Airport has recorded the second-longest average departure delay among UK airports in 2025, with flights departing on average 18 minutes and 42 seconds late. This is nearly four minutes longer than the national … Read More