Mr Parker, owner of a butchers in Meir, said he has seen shopkeepers and customers be intimidated.

Finley-Jay is asking for items like shortbread, hot chocolate and mince pies for ambulance staff.

Since being jailed for violent offences Ben Butler has worked to educate young people in Shropshire.

Plans are revealed for Wychavon Town, a new 10,000 home settlement in Worcestershire.

Mark and Dora Greenhouse began regularly decorating their house for the festive season in 2020.

Husband and wife Rob Mason and Harley Mason moved into their premises in Ansley a year ago.

Hundreds of otherwise unidentified HIV and hepatitis cases are being diagnosed via A&E blood tests.

The police seizure is one of the biggest ever for the West Midlands force, officers say.

Some agency bin workers are to stage a rally at Birmingham's Smithfield Depot.

A mum from the West Midlands says the family courts system needs to be "overhauled".

The Star Bikers collect gifts for children who may otherwise get none.

Coventry boss Frank Lampard praises his side's patience as they secure their third win in eight days.

The scheme, providing beds and mattresses to people in need, gets an average 25 referrals a week.

BBC Radio Stoke's Mark Elliott reflects on the frustration on and off the pitch as Stoke City are beaten by Hull.

A 16-year-old is detained on suspicion of wounding with intent following events at Merry Hill.

Founder Danny Rice says it is "humbling" to see Andy's Man Club thrive as it completes its first year.

Trustees from a Wolverhampton gurdwara have handed out £250,000 in aid to Punjab.

Surgeons are using the technology to help patients who have head and neck cancers.

Taylor Smith, 21 wins Best Documentary at the Napier Student Film Festival.

Harper Adams University says the money will be spent at its Edgmond campus and in Telford.