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Police Crack Down on Fireworks-Related Disorder in Birmingham with Multiple Arrests and Seizures

Police in Birmingham have arrested multiple individuals and seized illegal fireworks following a night of serious disorder in the city centre. Groups were seen launching fireworks from buildings and into the streets, with some aimed at police officers and vehicles. Officers swiftly responded to the disturbances around Bagot Street and Staniforth Street, implementing a dispersal […]

Greenholm Primary School Raises Over £1,200 in Reading Drive, Inspiring a New Chapter for Literacy

In an inspiring show of community spirit and a love for reading, students at Greenholm Primary School raised over £1,200 during a week-long sponsored reading event. The initiative, held from September 30th to October 7th, not only encouraged young readers to dive into books but also highlighted the importance of literacy support in primary education. […]

Government Unveils £3 Billion Investment to Modernise NHS with Cutting-Edge Technology and Hospital Upgrades

In a landmark commitment to revitalise the National Health Service, the government has pledged over £3 billion to modernise hospitals and introduce advanced healthcare technology across the UK. The substantial investment, part of the Chancellor’s historic £22.6 billion boost in NHS funding, aims to transform patient care and reduce long waiting times through cutting-edge solutions. […]

Young Man Dies After Suspected Drug Incident at Birmingham Venue; Investigation Underway

A 22-year-old man has tragically died following a suspected drug incident at The Forum on Dale End, Birmingham. On Saturday, 26th October, emergency services responded to reports that three individuals had been taken ill at the city centre venue, reportedly after ingesting drugs. Despite medical intervention, one young man passed away. His family has been […]

Budget Highlights: NHS, Schools, Housing, and the Largest Tax Rises Since 1993

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has presented the most significant tax-raising Budget since 1993, introducing a £40 billion tax increase aimed at revitalizing public services. This historic Budget, Labour’s first since 2010, includes investments in the NHS, education, housing, and transport, as well as pledges to end austerity while managing a £22 billion financial shortfall. Reeves, the […]