Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Man arrested on suspicion of murder after stabbingpublished at 12:49 BST 16 August

    Officers are called to a house on South Road, Hockley, Birmingham, on Friday, police say.

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  2. Funding options for civic centre to be examinedpublished at 10:51 BST 16 August

    A report says the "re-provision of the core elements lost to Whitchurch" has to be a priority.

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  3. Meet the acrobat making aerial skills accessiblepublished at 08:47 BST 16 August

    “It really does help with mobility, physical, mental and social well-being," says Adele Cliffe.

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  4. Wolves fan takes on stadium abseil in dad's memorypublished at 07:52 BST 16 August

    Wendy Cullis will abseil down the Molineux in memory of her dad Barry and sister, Lorna.

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  5. Music festival born out of Windrush injusticepublished at 07:46 BST 16 August

    The free festival is open to all, with any proceeds being donated to charity.

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  6. Artist excited to take part in exhibitionpublished at 07:45 BST 16 August

    The free exhibition runs at Fenton Town Hall until 30 August.

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  7. Shrewsbury's swimmers back sports village planspublished at 07:35 BST 16 August

    The plans include a new children's soft play area, a dance studio, and a spin cycle studio.

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  8. Balloon carnival celebrates work of hospicepublished at 07:34 BST 16 August

    The event in Oswestry, now in its ninth year, raised £37,000 for Nightingale House Hospice in 2024.

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  9. Poppy Appeal helped by children raises £100,000published at 07:30 BST 16 August

    The Hereford City Poppy Appeal says its campaign has gone "from strength to strength".

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  10. 'As a female drag queen, I had to fight for work'published at 07:25 BST 16 August

    Kirsty Minchella-Storer says she was "shunned" by parts of the drag community when starting out.

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  11. Mystery over rare butterfly's appearancepublished at 07:15 BST 16 August

    A British subspecies of the large copper butterfly became extinct in the 19th Century.

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  12. More workers needing food banks - support grouppublished at 07:14 BST 16 August

    A community group founder says more working people are struggling with the cost of living crisis.

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  13. Exploring the catacombs which lie under a citypublished at 07:12 BST 16 August

    Birmingham's catacombs may not be known by many but were in use until the 1950s.

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  14. Couple's pizza boat solution to stress and anxietypublished at 07:10 BST 16 August

    Keith Wraight and Clare Poyser quit their jobs to sell pizza on canals across the West Midlands.

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  15. How a second bungled plot was hitwoman's downfallpublished at 01:10 BST 16 August

    Police uncover Aimee Betro's bid to frame a man, in a second revenge plot, after a botched shooting.

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  16. One-Day Cup - Surrey suffer record loss to Essexpublished at 22:01 BST 15 August

    One-Day Cup: Essex thrash Surrey, as Gloucestershire Hampshire, Worcestershire, Middlesex, Sussex and Northamptonshire all win.

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  17. Cafe owners' upset after two break-ins in a weekpublished at 21:54 BST 15 August

    Nazmin Akhtar, owner of the Early Bird Cafe, says "it feels as if someone's attacked my home".

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  18. Sheff Utd interested in signing Coventry's Thomaspublished at 21:11 BST 15 August

    Sheffield United make a bid of £5m to sign fellow Championship club Coventry City's centre-half Bobby Thomas.

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  19. Villa fined £125,000 for breaking multi-ball rulespublished at 20:47 BST 15 August

    Aston Villa have been fined £125,000 after accepting that they breached the Premier League's multi-ball rules in five matches last season.

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  20. Albion women's team move to new stadiumpublished at 19:47 BST 15 August

    West Bromwich Albion's women's team will play home games from Birmingham's Alexander Stadium.

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