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National Memorial Arboretum changes name under planned rebrand (opens the original)
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The National Memorial Arboretum will begin operating under a new name on Wednesday, following a planned rebranding. The arboretum in Alrewas, Staffordshire, announced earlier this year that the 150-acre (61-hectare) estate would be renamed the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens, following its full integration into the RBL, its parent charity. The move provoked a backlash among visitors and some veterans, prompting a petition signed by about 25,000 people. In a post on social media
Will the former Beatties and Rackham's stores both become flats and cafes? (opens the original)
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From Wolverhampton's Beatties building to Birmingham's former House of Fraser store, the future of two prominent retail landmarks has reignited debate over how vacant department stores should be reused. In Wolverhampton, the city council is preparing legal action against the owners of the former Beatties building over the condition of the site, while in Birmingham a consultation has opened on proposals to redevelop the former House of Fraser store, better known to many as Rackham's. Plans for a
Bricklayer welcomes new West Midlands construction academy (opens the original)
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Bricklayer Ash Mahoney said he always knew what trade he would go into and now running his own business, said it was a great career choice with earnings of £300 a day "and more at times". It was rewarding work and "the harder you work, the more you learn" and can earn, the Birmingham businessman said, adding he was confident that it was a trade that would not be negatively impacted by AI. A new construction skills academy for the region has been announced, to train the estimated 3,810 new worker
Stone charity Man Time puts beer mats in every pub to offer support (opens the original)
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A charity has distributed 10,000 beer mats across pubs in a Staffordshire town to offer help to men coping with mental health concerns. Man Time, based in Stone, is led by paramedic Ian Goodship and offers support, with the mats providing information about the group and other resources. Goodship said he was inspired to run the club after suffering post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and needing help himself. His father Pete and friend Allan Hall are also involved after themselves suffering PTS
Stourbridge gran says she remains positive despite her third cancer diagnosis in 15 years (opens the original)
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When Kirsty Priest was told she had cancer for a third time in 15 years, she thought: "What have I done to deserve this? I must be a really bad person." She was treated twice for separate cases of breast cancer, 10 years apart, but earlier this year was told she had a brain tumour. On top of that, she found out during her earlier treatment that she had a mutated gene which could double her risk of further breast cancer, meaning regular treatments for the rest of her life. "Touch wood, I could li
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