Script Haven in Worcester will host the Curious Minds festival, a literary event for children.

The route to Manor Primary School will see new signs, speed cushions and dropped kerbs installed.

A fundraiser praises a robotic surgery system for removing his colon and liver tumour.

Paige Brookes, 23, says her Range Rover and Gucci bag represent a journey.

Cannock Theatre Trust is receiving £7,000 to create business plans for The Prince of Wales Theatre.

An acting student of rapist Alexander Westwood tells the BBC of her ordeal.

Washwood Heath is a community health clinic, but not as you know it. Written and read by the BBC's health correspondent, Nick Triggle.

BBC InDepth is the home of the best news analysis, with fresh perspectives that challenge assumptions and deep reporting on the biggest issues of the day. You can find more articles from InDepth - like this one - on the BBC News website and app.

(Image: BBC)

With public satisfaction in the NHS just 21%, one area has a plan to shake up its services that could reduce GP waiting lists, as well as unblock hospital beds - but can it really work nationwide?

Lichfield District Council says it will help clear the rubbish that has accumulated on the streets of Birmingham.

Bin bags have continued to pile up in many areas and attract rats and other vermin as the strikes continue

Superb last day resistance from Brett D'Oliveira and Matthew Waite helps Worcestershire to an unlikely draw with Somerset at Taunton.

Jurors hear Sean Fitzgerald had a "heart of gold" as an inquest opens into his death in Coventry.

Japanese winger Tatsuhiro Sakamoto agrees a new two-year contract with Coventry City.

Injury-hit Warwickshire draw with promoted Sussex in their County Championship Division One opener at Edgbaston.

Birmingham residents say the bin strike has left the city looking like a "Third World country".

People can cast their vote on the Shropshire Wildlife Trust's Instagram page until 11 April.

The accused 16-year-old appears before magistrates on Monday.

Police say three people have been arrested after the report of people with weapons.

Visitors and patients will now have to pay £5.50 to park for up to two hours - an increase of £2.

Trams are operating again across all zones between Wolverhampton and Edgbaston Village.