One family have been living in a Premier Inn since sewage water from heavy rain flooded their home.

Details of plans for the homes on the former greenbelt site are recommended for approval at a meeting.

Crews from five stations attend the commercial building blaze which has closed a road.

Pete Masters has been to Ukraine nine times and says the last visit was "pretty hairy".

A father with chronic back pain and asthma tells how the family-of-six are struggling to live a flat.

It comes as the council tries to save £62.5m in this financial year.

The project is part of a wider regeneration in Tamworth funded by the Future High Streets Fund.

The Wedgwood Institute is falling into further disrepair and is deemed at risk by heritage officials.

A small business owner in Kidsgrove is "heartbroken" after having £15,000 worth of koi carp stolen.

Westons Cider is to build two warehouses to store and distribute cider.

Swimming teams from BBC local stations in the West Midlands are taking part in a 1,000-mile challenge.

The regulator was contacted by a member of the public concerned how weapons were being transported.

Tony Davies is one of many people to share their experiences with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry.

Oliver Lee's resignation is accepted by the authority despite his attempts to reverse his decision.

The fire service says it wants to makes sure crews are available to deal with genuine emergencies.

Tai Yasharahyalah and his wife Naiyahmi are accused of causing or allowing the death of their son.

Police confirm a 19-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender.

A court heard how the 15-year-old had been "lured" to a park by one of the men.

Wombourne tip has been closed since March due to a subsidence issue at the former quarry site.

Buildings which were part of the car plant's "rich industrial heritage" are being kept under plans.