Station platform chosen for new art piecepublished at 11:43 Greenwich Mean Time 12 March 2017
The artist said she hoped the new interactive art piece would bring commuters together.
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Updates on Friday 10 March 2017
Allen Cook
The artist said she hoped the new interactive art piece would bring commuters together.
Read MoreCauley Woodrow scores the only goal of the game as Burton move above Nottingham Forest in the Championship table.
Read MoreA great start for caretaker boss, Mike Flynn, as bottom club Newport fight back to win at Crewe.
Read MoreStrange red cards, a penalty hero and Burton breaking new ground - BBC Sport rounds up Saturday's Football League action.
Read MorePort Vale win for the first time in nine league games, with JJ Hooper scoring twice as they beat Swindon at Vale Park.
Read MoreWe'll be back with our usual mix of news, sport, travel and weather from 08:00 on Monday, but keep an eye out here for more updates this evening.
BBC Sport
Burton Albion could have on-loan Burnley winger Michael Kightly back for this weekend's game with Nottingham Forest.
He's missed three of the past four games with a hamstring injury.
Fellow Brewers attacker Lucas Akins is also in with a chance of featuring.
This will be the first ever meeting between Burton and Nottingham Forest at the Pirelli Stadium in any competition.
Quote MessageWe have got three brilliant draws against Derby, Bristol City and Sheffield Wednesday. We are are hard to beat and hard to create chances against."
Nigel Clough, Burton Albion manager
Allen Cook
BBC Local Live
Trading standards officers have seized 8,000 illegal cigarettes and 2kg of tobacco in a raid on a Tamworth shop.
Staffordshire County Council say they were found yesterday and included fake Richmond and Mayfair branded cigarettes
BBC Midlands Today
We look at the blight on our landscape of fly-tipping this evening on Midlands Today.
It's costing councils in the West Midlands millions of pounds to clean up and looks to be getting worse.
On BBC One from 18:30 we'll be trying to find out how the local authorities are trying to fight back.
The Stone Food and Drink Festival, following consultation with Stafford Borough Council, has confirmed that this year's planned event will go ahead as originally scheduled. , external
John Acres
Journalist, BBC Radio Stoke
A Staffordshire Moorlands church has had six new bells fitted today, after five years of fundraising. , external
People in Ipstones have been raising several thousand pounds with St Leonard's Church.
The church has traditionally had just the one bell but had a tower built with the capacity for more.
Those involved say they want the bells to be heard for the first time on Easter Sunday.
Rebecca Wood
BBC Midlands Today
Overnight it is going to remain mostly cloudy with some hill fog. However, there will also be a few cloud breaks around at times. Lows of 8C (46F).
Find out more about the weekend ahead .
You have been using Your Questions to ask about the West Midlands. Here are some of our answers.
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BBC Midlands Today
Organisers of an international beer event in Burton have praised the "passion" in the town for brewing.
The International Festival of Beer 2017, external is taking place on Horninglow Street at the National Brewing Centre.
Organiser Ruth Evans says the "one thing" that they see in Burton is a passion for the history and future of brewing.
Lee Thomas
Newsreader, BBC Radio Stoke
Heroin and crack cocaine have been found by police in a raid in Stoke-on-Trent. , external
Staffordshire Police say it started when a 19-year-old man from London was stopped in his car on Fletcher Road on Wednesday.
Officers say he fled the scene but was caught shortly afterwards.
They say from this, they searched a house in Hanley and found the drugs, along with mobile phones and scales, and arrested three more men.
David Stanton died from his injuries following an attack in an alleyway in 2012.
Read MoreAllen Cook
BBC Local Live
It was invented by author JK Rowling for her Harry Potter books but the sport of Quidditch is heading for its fourth British Quidditch Cup., external
Hosted at Rugeley Leisure Centre in Staffordshire, teams from across the country will be competing.
The first cup took place in 2013 and 32 teams are set to take part this year .
Here are two of the many reasons we love our BBC Weather Watchers - it's the great photos so many of them upload from where they live.
These two are from Staffordshire user chris1200 in Eccleshall and Dawn Treader in Congleton, Cheshire.
Allen Cook
BBC Local Live
You've had plenty to say about the news that the government's given £8.5m towards a £51m plan to link up two parts of Stoke-on-Trent.
The chancellor revealed the cash yesterday, external towards the proposed Hanley-Bentilee Link Road.
On the BBC Radio Stoke Facebook page, John Cartlidge said, external : "The road was proposed years ago, it should have been built back then and would have saved thousands of hours of people sitting in traffic on Dividy and Werrington roads."
While on the same theme, Carole Ware added, external : "That road plan has been taken off the shelf, dusted and put back more times than it should have been."
Meanwhile, thinking ahead, Steve Ball posted, external : "Just hope they don't let it get full of potholes same as all the rest."
Phil McCann
Cheshire Political Reporter, BBC News
There's been criticism of Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) after it was revealed he's moving his offices out of Cheshire Police's headquarters and into his home town of Warrington. , external
David Keane remains a Labour councillor in the town and insists the move will save £50,000 a year.
But the chair of the county's police and crime panel says people may think he's just moving closer to home., external