Police are treating the assault on two Sikh men in Wolverhampton as racially aggravated.

The scheme pumps groundwater through an underground network of pipes into the River Severn.

The owner says the flats are ready but it is barred from opening, over regulation breach concerns.

Police say about 150 people joined two protests outside the Fownes Hotel in Worcester.

Birmingham City head coach Chris Davies says striker Jay Stansfield is a catalyst to the side after helping to seal their dramatic win at Blackburn.

A union describes the closure of Armitage Shank's tunnel kiln as "bad for Staffordshire".

Honey Ibbitson, 16, collects her GCSE results eight days after surgery to remove part of the mass.

First Bus is changing services, tackling punctuality and running more trips with double-deckers.

The bridge, weighing 1,631 tonnes, will form part of the approach to the new Curzon Street station.

Emma Green denied the robbery charge before changing her plea to guilty on 9 June.

The plans, approved by Warwickshire County Council, will see double yellow lines installed on most sections of three roads.

Teodora Munteanu studied at Idsall School and Sixth Form in Shifnal, and her first language is Romanian.

Trading Standards seize about 840 counterfeit dolls amid health warnings over the items.

Aimee Betro, from Wisconsin, was hired as part of a plot to attack a British family in 2019.

The number of homes has been revised from 44 in original plans.

The project aims to inspire a passion for the arts in children who may not otherwise visit a theatre.

Cov Baths demolition won't be blocked by Historic England despite its listed status.

Visitors will be able to access the historic Smith and Petter jewellery making factory, which ceased trading in 1981.

Xavier Wiggins is completing the West Midlands leg of a journey to visit England and Wales's league FCs.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery's volunteers receive recognition for their work as a team.