Four out of every five drivers claim to have been victims of road rage, according to a recently-published study.
The research conducted by Co-op Insurance, over a 16
Halesowen striker Richard Gregory highlighted the importance of returning to winning ways after securing the three points against Coleshill Town.
The Yeltz continued their title charge with a 1-0
The co-founder of Pride House in Birmingham has outlined his ambitions to “leave a legacy that promotes LGBTQ+ right across the Midlands”, during the Commonwealth Games.
Neil Basterfield, Co-
West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) has launched a new campaign to raise awareness for attacks against staff. The campaign - launched on 7th February - sees children of NHS staff wearing their
Racist behaviour has been on the rise across all forms of grassroots football since COVID restrictions were eased, according to the Staffordshire FA.
Kick It Out, one of football'
Wilko have told customers “not to worry” as empty shelves plague their West Midlands stores - a result of a new system being introduced to one of their distribution centres.
One
Refuse workers in Solihull are being balloted about potential strike action over a pay dispute involving Amey Services Limited.
Workers of the private firm, are taking part in the vote
Taking away the stigma of talking about cancer will improve the wellbeing of cancer patients, according to Birmingham palliative care experts.
According to Cancer Research UK, 1 in 2 people
An animal rescue service has saved a large group of bunnies and now seeks a home for them.
36 rabbits were rescued by the RSPCA from a house in Rhondda
The number of properties exempt from certain housing rules in Birmingham has rocketed in the last few years. As residents in some areas complain about their concentration and authorities try
The director of an art gallery in Birmingham has said that being in the Commonwealth Games is a great opportunity for the city to "sparkle for the world"
The second highest group of sufferers with long COVID work in teaching or education according to new data from the Office for National Statistics.
3 out of every 100 people
