How little Leicestershire village could play big role in meeting rising electricity demand
The jobs-boosting plan is the biggest investment in a generation according to officials
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Meet the 'diamonds in the dirt' fighting to keep Leicester street alive despite string of closures
Independent businesses said they are proud to be part of Belvoir Street and will not let closures affect them
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Nottinghamshire's largest employer in 'extremely challenging' position as workforce to be slashed
It was given more than £100 million in financial support last year
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Family's chance to give 20-year-old cyclist killed in crash a send-off fit for a king
Trizain Meyler died whilst riding on his bike in Harworth last month
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Man, 63, denies defrauding 'vulnerable' woman out of thousands of pounds
He is accused of asking her to sign a fake solicitor's letter
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Long Eaton pub closed as search for new manager begins
The pub is currently in the thick of work to improve the town centre
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The big red bag changeover - Bristol Waste begins recycling switch
People had been frustrated with waste blowing out of the old boxes
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Bristol portfolio landlord fined £13k in city first
Tenants may also be able to apply for up to two years' rent in repayments
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Footballer left in coma after freak accident on the pitch
A footballer was left with a broken skull and bleeding on the brain after a freak accident during a football match.
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Birmingham family business holding on since 1799 says 'we're being forced out' of Digbeth
Keeping an old heritage factory going in Birmingham in 2026 is difficult. Keeping it going in the ever-changing Digbeth is even harder.
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Dudley Ice rink application takes a step closer
Application gives clues about how a new leisure complex will shape up in town centre
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'Midlands apprenticeship rates are falling - what are we doing to match need and demand?'
Concerns have been raised about providing the right apprentices
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RAC advises manual gears drivers to 'never' follow 'common habit' including 'resting hand' error
If you want to make your car last longer, follow these simple rules
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Sheffield MPs say Government is "correcting injustice" with new sanctions on Israeli settlements
“This is long overdue, but it is never too late to correct injustice”
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Poor part of Birmingham where men only expected to live healthy to 53
Healthy life expectancies in part of Birmingham are some of the lowest in the country
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“I always worry he is watching me": Rapist silent in court as victim explains impact of sex attacks
“I always worry he is watching me”
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'Fuller' and 'more colourful' gardens when 'free' job is completed before winter
Gardeners looking ahead to next spring could make their borders go further without spending a single penny
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Coventry predator sexually assaulted girl in van and threatened to 'rape and kidnap her if she told'
Russell Smith was spared jail at Warwick Crown Court
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'Talented young people train in the West Midlands, then move for better opportunities'
Regeneration bosses said the West Midlands has a 'young, diverse and growing population'
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More than 270 flights cancelled on Wednesday as UK airport disruption to continue
A Nats air traffic control system failure caused travel chaos at UK airports, with 1,300 flights cancelled on Tuesday and a further 279 axed on Wednesday
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Birmingham charity shop known for big-money discoveries gets even better with new addition
The shop was named one of the best in Britain.
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Recap: Stoke-on-Trent A500 smash sparks 'three-mile queue'
We'll bring you all the latest from the road and rail network
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Face of right-wing extremist jailed after BBC documentary
Thomas Webster, 29, from Lapworth in Warwickshire, was jailed for two years after being exposed in a BBC Wales documentary on far-right extremism
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