More than a year has passed since the National Lottery pledged over £9 million to preserve the nearly 200-year-old Birmingham Botanical Gardens, ensuring this cherished local landmark remains for future generations. To mark …
The Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham is set to introduce a unique new retail experience this Monday, August 3, marking the arrival of its first dedicated charity boutique. Known primarily for hosting a wide range of …
After being closed since 2020, The Boat in Wednesfield, a former local pub, has undergone a significant £300,000 restoration and is set to reopen its doors as a desi mixed grill restaurant. This transformation has stirred …
Maciej Pelczar, 48, avoided a jail sentence following a frightening incident at a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) on Rutland Road in Smethwick. In October 2024, Pelczar became intoxicated and aggressive, threatening a …
On a radiant day warmed by a lingering heatwave, Willenhall’s Morrisons car park hums with quiet activity. Locals stroll in sunglasses and England shirts, their relaxed pace a contrast to the town’s statistical portrayal. …
Nestled in Birmingham’s Stirchley neighborhood, the Andrews family home on Greenoak Crescent stands as a living testament to a century of family history and community change. Since its construction in 1926, this council house …
Nestled directly opposite a well-known football stadium in the West Midlands, a community food pantry has become a vital resource for local residents. This pantry is more than just a place to collect food—it stands as a …
A senior councillor in Solihull has revealed there is “significant interest” in reestablishing a post office in the town centre, following the closure of the Mell Square branch earlier this month. The closure by TG Jones, …
BirminghamLive has examined recent police crime records to identify the areas in the city most frequently affected by antisocial behaviour. These incidents range from noisy disturbances and vandalism to public intoxication …
Recent analysis of police data reveals that Longbridge has become Birmingham’s new hotspot for antisocial behaviour (ASB), surpassing traditionally troubled areas. Residents in Longbridge, as well as parts of Rubery and …
Residents across Sutton Coldfield and north Birmingham have been left frustrated and concerned after the council implemented a fortnightly rubbish collection schedule amid an unprecedented 18-month bin strike. This change has …
Refugees and asylum seekers living in Birmingham have voiced deep concerns about their safety and acceptance in the community, as the city faces a shift in public attitudes and political discourse. Recent calls by Reform …
Campaigners are urging that a contentious planning appeal concerning two five-bedroom houses on Barr Lakes Lane in Walsall be conducted as a public inquiry rather than behind closed doors. Bob Winkle, chairman of Beacon …
Birmingham City Council has stepped up its asset disposal programme, recently announcing the sale of a community centre as part of its broader financial recovery efforts. Since declaring itself effectively bankrupt in …
Birmingham City Council has announced the removal of Sutton Coldfield Green Belt land from its proposed housing and industrial development plans, responding directly to widespread community opposition. Last December, the …