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- Sep 5, 2026
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'The DWP don't understand it' - Family's battle to prove dying mum's conditon (opens the original)
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A Halesowen family are raising awareness about pulmonary hypertension following the death of their mum after a 20-year battle with the 'life-limiting' condition. Deborah Wells, 68, died on August 2, 2026, following a 20-year battle with pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH), an incurable condition which causes arteries in the lungs to narrow and thicken. In memory of Deborah, the Wells family are raising money for the Pulmonary Hypertension Association UK (PHA UK), the only charity in the UK ded
Long wait for Birmingham learner as hopeful says: 'God knows when I'll get one' (opens the original)
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Learner drivers in Birmingham are waiting up to six months to secure a slot at their preferred city test centre. In one case known to BirminghamLive, a teenager who booked an examination at Kingstanding when new slots were released early on Monday, August 31, found the first available appointment was as far away as next February. And long delays remain commonplace at other Midland test centres. READ MORE: Bullring restaurant closes after 15 years saying 'it's been a pleasure' In Dudley, for exam
Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, Hayden Panettiere - eight celebrity deaths in August (opens the original)
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It's been a sad month with a string of famous faces leaving the stage. Iconic singer Dolly Parton and actor Tim Curry received tributes from around the world when their deaths were announced last week. Others in the public eye who died n August included another actor, Hayden Panettiere, who was just 36, rugby league great Sir Billy Boston and the King Harald V of Norway. READ MORE: Birmingham world champion 'with heart of gold' dies suddenly aged 23 Parton, 80, died on August 25 following a brie
Ex-city roads chief names key risk to drivers after spate of crash tragedies (opens the original)
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Birmingham's former roads chief has called for a laughing gas crackdown amid renewed public concern over deadly crashes involving mass casualties. Majid Mahmood was the city's transport boss when the then-Labour administration declared a road safety emergency in 2024. In the wake of recent tragedies, the now Independent councillor joined other politicians in condemning the role of social media, with major platforms accused of amplifying videos showing police chases and crazed driving. READ MORE:
'Stourbridge will never forget' - meet the volunteers who went over and above (opens the original)
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Claire Hendrickson, owner of Neuro by Nature Therapy, has been volunteering at the town hall every day since the fires started Volunteers have rallied around those affected by fires in Stourbridge as the Mayor of Dudley praises the public’s response. Dozens of families were displaced by the blaze on Thursday, August 13, with volunteers quickly mobilising at Stourbridge Town Hall, Oldswinford Hospital School, and other sites across the local area to support the emergency response. As news of the
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