Norwich crushed 4-1 by Birmingham in Clement's debut
New Norwich manager Philippe Clement watches his side slump to a 4-1 defeat at Birmingham, leaving the Canaries five points from Championship safety. Read the full match analysis.
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Duo jailed for £20m heroin smuggling plot
A father and son were part of a crime group that attempted to import £20 million of heroin concealed in pomegranate juice bottles. Read the full story of the NCA's major bust.
Birmingham City's £1.2bn stadium wants Lionesses
Birmingham City unveil plans for a new £1.2bn stadium, 'The Powerhouse', and aim to make it the permanent home for the England women's national team. Discover the ambitious vision.
Council error leads to minister's tax underpayment
Defence Secretary John Healey underpaid £1,500 in council tax after Westminster Council administrative error. Full payment now made. Read the full story.
Hillingdon Finance Chief Forced Out in Council Shake-Up
Exclusive: Hillingdon Council's finance chief was asked to stand down as financial crisis deepens. Labour claims 'chaos' as council seeks third government bailout.
Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas Review
A witty new Sherlock Holmes musical in Birmingham reunites Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Discover the festive felonies and new songs in our review.
Former Soho toilet to become café or shop
Westminster Council plans to convert Broadwick Street's former public toilet, once labelled the UK's top cottaging spot, into retail or café space despite local opposition over toilet provision.
Greenwich Play Centres Face Closure in Council Savings Plan
Greenwich Council reveals plans to transform youth play provision, potentially closing two adventure play centres to address a £45.1m budget gap. Have your say in the consultation running until December 14.
Birmingham City's 62,000-seat stadium plans revealed
Birmingham City FC unveils plans for a 62,000-capacity 'Powerhouse' stadium, a modern Colosseum set to open by 2030, featuring a retractable roof and city skyline views.
Birmingham City's 62,000-seat stadium plans
Birmingham City FC unveils plans for a new 62,000-capacity stadium with a retractable roof and 12 chimneys, set to be the UK's 8th largest. A landmark for the city's ambition.
Brent Council uses AI to plug £10m budget hole
Facing a £10m deficit, Brent Council proposes AI service redesign and selling empty buildings. Council tax to rise 4.99%. Have your say on the draft budget by January 30.
Wetherspoons to open new pub at University of Birmingham
Wetherspoons confirms a new pub partnership with Joe's Bar at the University of Birmingham, set to open Easter 2026. Discover the new menu and job opportunities.
Train guard assaulted breaking up passenger fight
A train guard was injured while trying to stop a violent fight between passengers at Birmingham International station. Police are appealing for witnesses.
Heat pump homes ease grid strain, Birmingham study shows
New research reveals all-electric homes with heat pumps use significantly less energy than expected, reducing pressure on the UK grid. Discover how these findings support green housing.
Croydon Council sues government over £10.8m funding
Croydon Council launches legal challenge against government's decision to withhold £10.8m in funding, potentially affecting local services. Read the full story.
Agency staff join Birmingham bin strike
Agency workers hired to cover Birmingham's long-running bin strike are now joining the industrial action over claims of bullying and unsustainable workloads, potentially extending the dispute until 2026.
Council repaints road markings for closed school
A Reform-run council apologises after spending £350 to repaint 'School Keep Clear' markings outside a school closed since 2016. Read the full story on this financial misstep.
4th Hounslow Labour councillor defects to Tories
West London councillor Vickram Grewal leaves Labour for Conservatives, citing financial mismanagement. The fourth defection in a week signals turmoil ahead of 2026 local elections.
Birmingham's Retrofit House tackles UK housing crisis
Discover how a community-led retrofit project in Birmingham is tackling fuel poverty and improving homes with eco-friendly solutions. Could this be the model for the UK?
Smiths Engineering expands with 50 new Birmingham jobs
Historic engineering giant Smiths opens a new Birmingham hub, creating 50 new roles with a focus on apprenticeships. Discover how to apply for these career opportunities today.
Council left 1100 emails unread for four years
Haringey Council failed to read over 1,100 emails, including 500 police reports, between 2019 and 2023. A new management team promises reforms. Discover the full story.
Enfield Council's £1.2bn Debt Crisis
An auditor has issued statutory recommendations to Enfield Council to de-risk its £1.286bn debt, warning that its financial reserves have fallen below a safe threshold. Discover the full story.
English councils sell assets to avoid bankruptcy
Survey reveals most English councils are selling public assets like sports centres to fund soaring social care costs, with many also planning council tax hikes.
Birmingham approves Druids Heath estate demolition
Birmingham City Council narrowly approves plans to demolish 1,800 homes in Druids Heath, offering homeowners market value plus 10% while residents fear being priced out.
London woman stuck in mouldy council flat for 17 years
A Southwark mother has been living in a damp, mould-infested flat for 17 years, with electrical faults posing serious safety risks. Read her urgent plea for a safe home.
Family mourn 'beautiful' Katie Fox, 34, stabbed in Birmingham
The family of Katie Fox pay tribute after she was fatally stabbed at a Birmingham bus stop. A 21-year-old man has been charged with her murder. Police appeal for witnesses.
Family tribute to Katie Fox after Birmingham stabbing
The family of Katie Fox, fatally stabbed in Birmingham city centre, pay emotional tribute to their 'special and gentle daughter'. A 21-year-old man has been charged with murder.
London pizzeria loses licence after police row
A West London pizzeria has its licence revoked after 3am alcohol breaches, aggressive staff, and links to organised crime. Discover the full story behind the council's decision.
London council lobbies Lords over £82m funding cuts
Kensington and Chelsea Council campaigns against government funding cuts before Rachel Reeves' Autumn Budget. Residents face service reductions and tax hikes.
Aberdeen Santa remarks probe concludes
An investigation into complaints an Aberdeen primary teacher told pupils Santa wasn't real has concluded. Council confirms staff received guidance on sensitive discussions.
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