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Posted by Alex M
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19th August 2026
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Bouncy puppy, nervous rescue or a dog who simply has no interest in posing? Professional pet photography could still capture their personality perfectly.
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Think your dog is too lively, nervous or easily distracted for professional photographs? Bluebell Photo Studio knows that great pet photography isn't about perfect behaviour, it's about capturing personality.
- 19th August 2026
Staff from across the City of Wolverhampton Council's children's and adult social care services came together at Bantock House on Friday (14 August, 2026) to recognise the dedication and professionalism that contributed to 2 positive inspection outcomes.
Birmingham City Council has hailed the success of the Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships following a wonderful week of sport in the city.
- 19th August 2026
Birmingham will once again become a focal point for suicide prevention when the Baton of Hope returns to the city in 2027.
Love flowers AND pets? Floral Jazz in Sutton Coldfield makes it easier to enjoy both, with beautiful pet-friendly bouquets created with four-legged family members in mind.
Following huge interest and some fantastic entries received over the last two years, Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council is once again bringing back the Soul of Sutton Photography Competition, which celebrates life in the Royal Town of Sutton Coldfield.
The Spirit of Pakistan Festival concluded with a flag raising ceremony last Friday to mark Pakistan’s Independence Day after attracting 20,000 attendees over a two week period.
Law firm Clarke Willmott is urging agricultural businesses across England and Wales to review their legal, regulatory and safety arrangements as prolonged periods of heat and dry weather
A West Midlands law firm has joined forces with a financial planning consultancy to help families prepare for "potentially disastrous" inheritance tax (IHT) increases when unspent pension pots come into scope in just eight months.
A West Midlands law firm has joined forces with a financial planning consultancy to help families prepare for "potentially disastrous" inheritance tax (IHT) increases when unspent pension pots come into scope in just eight months.