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- Aug 29, 2026
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Irish bar to shut for major refurbishment (opens the original)
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A popular Irish pub in Solihull is preparing to temporarily shut its doors next month. The move follows approval from planners for an extensive makeover. The Local Democracy Reporting Service previously revealed that O'Neills in Solihull town centre lodged a planning application with Solihull Council back in June. The Poplar Road establishment sought authorisation to transform the exterior beam colours on the building's frontage to green and install fresh signage featuring the pub's name alongsi
Midlands council ends year with major budget boost (opens the original)
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Cannock Chase District Council (Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) Cannock Chase District Council ended the latest financial year with an £800,000 underspend on its budget, it has been revealed. The "favourable variance" seen in the outturn figures for 2025/26 comes as up to £799,000 is to be earmarked for resurfacing of the Beecroft Road car park, following a "technical adjustment" in costs relating to Levelling Up work. Members of the council's cabinet received the financial outturn rep
Arrest disrupts European Athletics Championships in Birmingham (opens the original)
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A man in his 30s was arrested at the European Athletics Championships at Alexander Stadium(Image: Getty Images) Medal presentations at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham were delayed on Saturday evening and transport links were halted after a man was taken into custody on suspicion of fraud. Event organisers confirmed that transport services had resumed as normal in the early hours of Sunday morning. A statement from Birmingham 2026 read: "Birmingham 2026 can confirm that transpo
The reason why you might get an Emergency Alert from the government (opens the original)
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Millions received an emergency alert on Friday taking the nation by surprise(Image: Yui Mok/PA Wire) The Friday night wind-down to the weekend was sharply disrupted last night as millions of phones rang out with a ear-piercing squark. The sound heard in living rooms, restaurants, theatres and countless other places was an Emegency Alert sent by the UK government. It warned of the ongoing threat from wildfires across the country and urged everyone to take steps to avoid sparking further blazes. R
Massive 3,400 home development would swallow 'good crop growing land' (opens the original)
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A massive housing development would swallow 'good crop growing land' according to a report(Image: Local Democracy Reporting Service) Developers have lodged more details of a huge crop growing site earmarked for 3,400 houses in the Midlands. The 273.1 hectares (675 acres) of land near Eyton, Wappenshall and Wheat Leasows, near Telford, is currently dominated by arable farmland used to grow cereal and non-cereal crops. Some 118 hectares (292 acres) of the land, which stretches from Shawbirth in th
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