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Draft papers say the report is complete and does not identify a viable option for education use.
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Draft papers say the report is complete and does not identify a viable option for education use.
Read MoreDeng Majek, from Sudan, denies murdering Rhiannon Whyte by stabbing her on a rail station platform.
Read MoreUp to 93 post-war prefabs are being replaced on the Lincoln Green Estate in Bushbury.
Read MoreBirmingham City defender Phil Neumann must carry on showing his qualities to win back his place, says boss Chris Davies.
Read MoreA spokesperson for the administrators says it follows a "period of financial difficulty".
Read MoreRebranding Birmingham Airport as Ozzy Osbourne International would be amazing, according to his widow.
Read MoreKhara Schrijvers said her pub, in Brandon, had suffered 12 floods in four months.
Read MoreThe five men and one woman were arrested following raids in Telford in 2018.
Read MoreNature minister Mary Creagh says she is not convinced of the benefits of an inquiry into the issue.
Read MoreSanta will not be making an appearance at Shrewsbury fire station this Christmas.
Read MoreHertfordshire Police also arrests a fourth teenager after the stabbing in Watford.
Read MoreMelissa Williams gave Pete Corr life-saving CPR and they still meet up in Telford for a coffee.
Read MoreThe government will continue dispensing £26m annually to English hospices until 2029.
Read MoreFootball fan Alan Crampton has built the Villa Park stadium model using old Subbuteo stands and 3D printing.
Read MoreGuide Dogs says the 13 puppies, named "the baker's dozen", could cost £1m to breed, raise and train.
Read MoreA 123-year-lease with Coventry Building Society to continue as the building's tenants was approved.
Read MorePeople have until Monday to express an interest over roles of the young prince and princess.
Read MoreJahzeen Carpenter gets a two-year suspended sentence after Cody Fisher's murder in Birmingham.
Read MoreCheryl says Daniel struggles in mainstream education but has been denied funding for a specialist school.
Read MoreThe pilot starts as councillors in Wolverhampton approve a new plan to help its night-time economy.
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