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Home Secretary Targets Patriot Platform | Birmingham News 18.09.2026 1:59
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has slammed Daniel Thomas and his Patriot Platform as “far-right and outright racist,” warning they’ll face the full force of the law if they cross legal lines—especially after he threatened to mobilize thousands to block asylum seekers in Piddington. While reassuring locals that asylum seekers will be housed separately to ease pressure on communities, Mahmood is dra...
Anchorage Road Closed for Emergency Water Work | Birmingham News 17.09.2026 1:14
Anchorage Road in Sutton Coldfield is shut down today, September 17th, as Severn Trent conducts emergency water work—expect delays on Birmingham Road (A5127) and Tamworth Road (A453) too. City drivers brace for longer commutes as one closure ripples through the area. Details on the scope and duration are pending, but plan ahead if you’re nearby. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:...
Hidden Canals of Dudley | Birmingham News 17.09.2026 0:59
Step into the forgotten heart of the Black Country, where industrial-era canal tunnels once pulsed with life—hidden beneath our feet, they’re relics of a gritty, ingenious past that shaped Britain’s urban landscape. This isn’t just history—it’s a journey through the sweat, grit, and engineering marvels that powered an empire, revealing how the unseen infrastructure still echoes in our modern citie...
Green Councillor Faces Police Assault Trial | Birmingham News 17.09.2026 1:23
A Birmingham councillor, Siobhan Harper-Nunes, is facing trial for allegedly assaulting five people—including three police officers—in an August incident. Elected just months ago as a Green Party councillor and also running for West Midlands mayor, she’s now suspended from the party and listed as an independent. She pleaded not guilty to all charges, including assault on police officers, with tria...
Birmingham Courier Fraud Arrest | Birmingham News 17.09.2026 1:17
Two Birmingham men, Hashim Ali and Mohammed Shaqeeb, have been arrested for running a chilling courier fraud scheme—posing as police to steal over £100,000 from nine victims since April. They’re now facing serious charges and are locked up, awaiting trial next month. This scam exploits trust in terrifying ways: victims handed over bank cards under false pretenses, only to see their accounts draine...
Brian Homer: Birmingham’s Visual Architect | Birmingham News 16.09.2026 1:18
Brian Homer, the visionary photographer, designer, and entrepreneur who helped shape Birmingham’s cultural landscape, has died at 80. Co-founder of the iconic photography magazine Ten.8 and pioneer of community magazines Grapevine and Broadside, he later built a thriving design agency focused on public sector work. A lifelong libertarian and Aston Villa fan, he also co-founded Villa Matters and ch...
P Line Drug Ring Falls Apart | Birmingham News 16.09.2026 1:37
A ruthless drug syndicate known as the P Line has been smashed, netting over a million pounds and exposing a 24/7 operation trafficking cocaine, heroin, and cannabis. West Midlands Police dismantled the network through undercover buys, revealing brutal tactics including machete attacks and public beatings. Key figures like Zuhayb Abdi and Rees MacDonald — a former soldier — received heavy sentence...
Noel Gallagher’s Oasis Memorabilia Auction | Birmingham News 16.09.2026 1:25
Noel Gallagher’s legendary Oasis memorabilia is hitting the auction block—think his actual shoes and iconic parka—and it’s sparking global frenzy among collectors and fans alike, proving the band’s enduring cultural impact and offering a rare, tangible slice of Britpop history. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thedn...
Oasis Gear Heads to Auction | Birmingham News 16.09.2026 1:21
Get ready to bid on rock history—Oasis gear, including Noel Gallagher’s iconic parkas and worn shoes, is hitting auction next month. These aren’t just vintage clothes—they’re tangible pieces from the band’s legendary Britpop era, used onstage and in the studio. Fans are buzzing, collectors are lining up, and prices could soar. If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a slice of Oasis magic, this is your c...
Birmingham Train Disruption Tonight | Birmingham News 15.09.2026 1:00
Trains between University and Birmingham New Street hit major delays tonight after a trespasser caused chaos just after 6 PM—services mostly back up by 6:30, but delays and cancellations linger. West Midlands Railway urges travelers to check their journey and use the delay-repay service for refunds. Emergency services are investigating the incident. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pill...
Online Abuse Targeting Local Politicians | Birmingham News 14.09.2026 1:38
Local politicians and their families are facing terrifying online abuse, including racist threats that blur the line between political disagreement and personal violence. As council members feel unsafe in their own homes, authorities scramble to respond — spotlighting a growing crisis where public service comes at a steep emotional cost. This isn’t just noise on the internet; it’s real danger dema...
Nottingham Tragedy, Nepal Floods, and More | Birmingham News 14.09.2026 1:20
Families in Nottingham are demanding answers after being left feeling abandoned following recent attacks, while a Coventry charity battles to reach flood survivors in Nepal cut off from aid. Meanwhile, Melton councillors face escalating online abuse, including racist threats, exposing the personal cost of public service. Prisons are nearing capacity, sparking urgent debates over who should be rele...
Oasis Gear & Unheard Tapes Up for Auction | Birmingham News 14.09.2026 1:24
Oasis fans, prepare for a major nostalgia rush—iconic band gear, including Noel Gallagher’s actual shoes and an Oasis parka, is hitting auction, plus never-before-heard tapes discovered. This Worcestershire event is a treasure trove for Britpop devotees, offering tangible pieces of rock history that once graced stages and tours. It’s more than memorabilia—it’s a portal to the era, letting you own...
Anne Oxborough: Educator Who Changed Lives | Birmingham News 14.09.2026 1:40
Anne Oxborough, a beloved educator who transformed lives through her teaching and leadership, passed away at 72 after a career marked by excellence and compassion. From Basingstoke to Devon, she rose to become assistant principal at Exeter College, helping it achieve outstanding status and pioneering the international baccalaureate program—earning her an OBE in 2013. Even after retiring, she staye...
M42 and M6 Toll Closures This Weekend | Birmingham News 14.09.2026 1:45
Drivers heading through the West Midlands this weekend brace for major road closures on the M42 and M6 Toll due to HS2 construction, impacting travel from Friday night, September 18th, until Monday morning, September 21st. Key sections of the M42 will be shut in both directions between junctions 6 and 9, affecting connections to the M6 and M6 Toll. The M6 Toll’s southbound lanes from junction T2 a...
Young Farmers Feed Birmingham | Birmingham News 13.09.2026 2:09
In the heart of Wales, a daring new farm project is proving that young growers can turn barren land into bountiful harvests — even in tough weather. Once just pasture, this Powys plot now yields tons of courgettes, cucumbers, tomatoes, and salad leaves, all powered by grit, a two-wheel tractor, and sweat. Run by Our Food Trust, this initiative empowers young farmers to tackle food insecurity while...
658 Years of Birmingham History | Birmingham News 12.09.2026 1:37
Birmingham’s oldest pub, The Old Crown, turns 658 years young—and it’s throwing a free, all-night party to celebrate. Dating back to 1368, this Grade II listed gem has weathered centuries, wars, and time itself, evolving from a medieval guildhall to a beloved Digbeth hub. Tonight, from 6 PM to 1 AM, the historic spot buzzes with live music, DJs, and open doors for everyone—locals and visitors alik...
Councillors Under Siege Online | Birmingham News 12.09.2026 1:22
Melton councillors are under fire from escalating online abuse—including racist threats aimed at them and their families—creating a dangerous, personal toll that’s chilling public service. As harassment ties directly to policy decisions, the line between politics and personal safety blurs, forcing elected officials into a hostile digital environment. With authorities struggling to contain the spre...
Coventry Cares, Councillors Under Fire, Iommi’s Legacy | Birmingham News 12.09.2026 1:05
Coventry rallies to aid flood survivors in Nepal, while Melton councillors battle online abuse and racism. Meanwhile, Tony Iommi reflects on life after Ozzy and his latest creative projects, and a sobering look at the Nottingham attacks reveals how families felt abandoned by the system. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advert...
Man Convicted of Wife Attack Still At Large | Birmingham News 12.09.2026 1:19
A wanted man convicted of attempting to murder his wife is still at large—Sharaz Ali, 45, fled during his trial in August 2022 and hasn’t been seen since. Police are urgently seeking the public’s help to locate him, especially anyone who saw him recently. If you spot him, DO NOT approach—call 911 and give them the investigation number: 2-14-10-584-21. You can also report anonymously via Crimestopp...
Healing Trauma in Birmingham | Birmingham News 11.09.2026 1:43
A Birmingham clinic run by Doctors Without Borders is becoming a beacon of hope for traumatized asylum seekers, treating hundreds since opening last July. Over 80% of reviewed cases show documented violence, and one in three patients arrived with suicidal thoughts — underscoring an urgent need for mental health support. Amid UK-hostility and fear fueled by rhetoric, the clinic offers a safe space...
Luxury, Hate, Comebacks, and Crisis | Birmingham News 10.09.2026 1:30
The new electric Range Rover hits at £150k, signaling luxury SUVs’ green future—while UK councillors face online hate, Olympic gymnast Alice Kinsella makes a comeback with fresh support, a Coventry charity struggles to aid flood survivors in Nepal, and the prison system grapples with overcrowding and tough release decisions. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com...
Melton Abuse, Nottingham Fallout, and More | Birmingham News 10.09.2026 1:17
Melton’s councillors are under fire from racist online abuse, sparking fears about public service safety; Nottingham’s attack victims still feel abandoned by a broken system; Coventry’s Nepal flood relief charity is now stranded without basic supplies; prisons face overcrowding by 2026, forcing tough decisions on early releases; and a grieving mother is rallying for leukemia awareness to prevent f...
Aid Blocked, Abuse Online, System Failures | Birmingham News 09.09.2026 1:26
A charity aiding flood survivors in Nepal is now stranded without food or shelter, racing against time as supply routes collapse. Meanwhile, Melton councillors face brutal online abuse—including racist threats aimed at their families—highlighting the internet’s toxic toll. A damning report reveals how Nottingham families were systematically let down before a tragic attack, exposing failures in sup...
Disasters, Heat, and Luxury Cars | Birmingham News 09.09.2026 1:12
Flood victims in Nepal are stuck without food or shelter as a UK charity struggles to deliver aid, while Melton council members face racist threats and violence as they battle extreme heat. Britain braces for a scorching summer under a “Red Alert,” and a new £150k electric Range Rover hits the market—luxury meets crisis. Meanwhile, prisons are bursting at the seams, forcing tough decisions on earl...
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