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Local News in West Midlands
- 13th October 2026
This week Walsall Council has welcomed the arrival of Lime Bikes across the borough as part of a scheme to boost active travel across the West Midlands.
- 13th October 2026
If you are looking for fun and exciting ways to keep families and young people entertained this half-term, Walsall Council’s visitor attractions have put together an incredible lineup of ideas and activities.
Parents and carers across Walsall are being urged to get their children vaccinated against flu to help protect themselves, their families and the wider community during the winter months.
- 13th October 2026
Nurses, Doctors, Allied Health Professionals and Administration staff were among the proud winners at the Caring for All Awards hosted by The Royal Wolverhampton (RWT) and Walsall Healthcare (WHT) NHS Trusts.
- 13th October 2026
When local businesses come together to support their community, the results can be something truly special.
A Liverpool logistics firm has added a first electric vehicle to its fleet with a nod to its northern brethren and the growing female representation within the business.
- 13th October 2026
Residents are welcome to drop in and find some free help and support on a range of money, health and safety matters at an open day in Penn this month.
Late payments, wafer-thin margins, a critical skills shortage and disproportionate risk are threatening the construction industry’s ability to deliver the government’s housing and infrastructure ambitions, sector leaders has warned ahead of the Budget.
- 13th October 2026
Firms should start cutting the amount of electronic waste they create rather than wait for the introduction of new rules, according to national law firm Clarke Willmott.
Vital support is reaching more of the West Midlands’ 250,000 unpaid carers thanks to a new partnership between West Midlands mayor Richard Parker and Big Issue Invest.