Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. 'Gaps to fill in Blues' squad' - Daviespublished at 14:23 BST

    Birmingham City boss Chris Davies believes the Championship club may have to be patient in a slow transfer market.

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  2. One person injured after car destroyed in firepublished at 13:45 BST

    A second vehicle and grass nearby were also affected by the blaze, the fire service says.

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  3. MP pulls pints for taste of life in pub industrypublished at 12:53 BST

    Shrewsbury MP Julia Buckley does a shift at The Crown in Abbey Foregate.

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  4. Bishop's Castle swimmer lands silver at Commonwealth Gamespublished at 11:36 BST

    Ollie Morgan finishes second in the 200m backstroke in Glasgow.

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  5. Gossip: Stoke enter race for Palace defender Imraypublished at 10:35 BST

    Stoke City and Wrexham are exploring a deal for Danny Imray, who is also wanted by West Bromwich Albion.

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  6. Black Country councils create new fostering hubpublished at 09:54 BST

    Four councils - Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley and Sandwell - will be behind the hub.

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  7. Jaxon, 5, praised for calling 999 for injured mumpublished at 08:16 BST

    West Midlands Police has given Jaxon an award for his bravery and courage.

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  8. Football fans urged to sign up for cancer campaignpublished at 06:30 BST

    Stephen Gilpin joint-founded Prostate United in 2018, following the death of his grandfather.

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  9. The woman promoting the Potteries to Japanpublished at 06:29 BST

    Yuri Kawakami-Shotton is praised for her Spode Museum tours, in bringing in Japanese visitors.

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  10. Victims of abuser priest 'deserve more justice'published at 06:27 BST

    Edward Philips-Smith, who is dying of cancer, was given a two-year community sentence on Monday.

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  11. Volunteer scheme credited with changing man's lifepublished at 06:25 BST

    Michael Reynolds, 27, says the scheme helps him to "get away from day-to-day life".

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  12. Community cafe closes after funding runs outpublished at 06:25 BST

    OsNosh provided freshly prepared hot meals twice a week for people who needed them.

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  13. Schools loving playground equipment made in prisonpublished at 06:22 BST

    Up to 15 schools are part of the programme to improve playtimes.

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  14. Nursery staff pray for rain as some plants dry outpublished at 06:21 BST

    "We seem to have been on our hoses for 12 hours a day," garden centre manager Kevin Fleming says.

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  15. Mental health rehab unit set to be shut downpublished at 06:16 BST

    Cromwell House is “not fit for the future” and also has flooding issues, an NHS trust says.

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  16. Community offers Harriers' players rooms for rentpublished at 06:15 BST

    Kidderminster Harriers' boss praises the "magnificent" response to a club appeal for its players.

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  17. New baby news comes days after shock paralysispublished at 06:11 BST

    Liam and Poppy Watson, from Leamington, had previously suffered a miscarriage.

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  18. Deafblind man loves work at charity that saved him published at 06:06 BST

    Joe Coffin has been volunteering at the Sense charity's Birmingham hub for more than eight years.

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  19. 'South Asian programmes helped us settle into our new lives'published at 00:29 BST 27 July

    Early South Asian programming included music and practical tips to settle into British life.

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  20. Further murder arrest after man stabbed near parkpublished at 21:36 BST 26 July

    The victim, in his 40s, was found by members of the public near Hanley Park and died at the scene.

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