Community News

The developer of the former Heath Town Baths and Library has penned a conditional, long lease with the council as part of their commitment to convert the historic building for new commercial and community use.

A group of learners at Lyndon School in Solihull have donated books for customers to read to support the National Year of Reading.

Woodland management teams will soon begin a £2m project aimed at controlling vegetation and reducing delays on a key section of railway line in Merseyside.

An intrepid Army doctor is taking on one of her biggest challenges yet – the fearsome Gladiators.

An Interfaith Service of Remembrance and Hope was held on 2nd February 2026 at the Al Abbas Islamic Centre on Clifton Road, bringing together faith leaders, family members, and community representatives to honour the life and legacy of Ruth Tetlow.

This Valentine’s Day, Mulligans Birmingham is welcoming couples looking to push the boat out past the typical dinner and drinks, replace the awkward small talk with activities, or impress a date with their skills.

Jamaica Diaspora UK deliver much-needed relief supplies to several communities in St. Elizabeth, as recovery efforts continue in the wake of the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa during the late months and weeks of 2025.

Pothole repairs are now being carried out 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in Wolverhampton.

New research commissioned by Ultion, a high-security lock manufacturer, revealed growing safety concerns faced by UK women as winter nights draw in.

A former railway signaller has celebrated his 90th birthday with a special visit to the Manchester Rail Operating Centre (ROC), returning to the railway where he spent more than four decades of his career.

RHS Malvern Spring Festival has announced its special guest line-up for 2026, including TV gardening favourites Monty Don OBE and Alan Titchmarsh CBE, as well as food legends Mary Berry DBE and Raymond Blanc OBE.

From politics to environmental science, history to fiction, comedy to cuisine, four packed days of events have been announced for the 20th Lichfield Literature Festival.

Fostering rules will be relaxed and red tape cut to create 10,000 new places for vulnerable children in England, the government says, making it easier for full-time workers to become foster carers under the plans and clearer guidelines are being drawn up to encourage people from diverse backgrounds to get involved.

Critical thinking skills, not just alliances, may be the secret to surviving The Traitors, according to an English language expert who says the hit show's drama reflects lessons found in school texts like Macbeth and Lord of the Flies.

Waste experts have issued fresh guidance as growing numbers of people turn to so-called “dumpster diving”, the practice of taking items from skips and bins, amid concerns about waste, recycling, and the rising cost of living.

A range of disability leisure and play sessions will be available across Caerphilly during the February Half Term, offering accessible opportunities for children and young people to be active, play and socialise in safe, supportive environments.