Wolverhampton is chosen to work with the government's housing and regeneration agency to build 200 homes.

The huge portrait has been painted on a wall not far from Molineux Stadium, where he used to play.

Eccleshall Parish Council wants to prevent large developments significantly enlarging the town.

Crystal Owen has campaigned for graduated driving licences after her teenage son died in a crash.

Shropshire Council says it "set out with a vision to bring love back into the system".

Roopie Gill says she hopes to honour her late dad by putting the Horizon scandal behind her.

Managers of a block of flats in Birmingham ask leaseholders to pay a bill they say dates back to 2014.

Children and parents learn of the perils of plastic in oceans and seas.

West Midlands Police arrest three men on suspicion of the murder of Shara Miller.

The technology, at Dudley's Russells Hall Hospital, sees patients diagnosed up to an hour earlier.

Aimee Betro has been found guilty of conspiracy to murder over the failed shooting in 2018.

Farmer John Roberts says he has been able to produce half as much straw as he would normally have.

Colin and Karen McGrory say some of their fish have already died due to a lack of electricity to their home.

Crews are sent to a fire on a large area of grass and gorse at Woodside.

A new sign on the railings at War Memorial Park claims the attraction is now permanently closed.

Former Stoke City coach Andy Quy discusses the Potters' 3-1 opening-day victory over Derby County with BBC Radio Stoke.

Sifa Fireside says donations during the summer are vital for its homeless intervention service.

A 52-year-old faces 22 counts of fraud relating to six alleged victims over a 15 year period.

Members of the public are asked to stay away from Listley Street in Bridgnorth.

Wolverhampton is trialling fall- prevention technologies, smart sensors and virtual care calls.