On Friday 19th February, a Crown Court judge ordered a landlord to pay back £739,263.58 in illicit earnings made from overcrowded properties in Willesden. It is believed to be the largest such order for a planning breach made anywhere in the...

On Monday 22nd February, the Mayor of Leicester expressed his concern over the on-going farmers’ protest in India. Sir Peter Soulsby has reportedly written to Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab about the continuing dispute between the Indian government...

Birmingham City Council has announced dispersion of financial grants to eligible taxi drivers of private hire and hackney carriage vehicles.

A Leicester based 71-year-old grandad and holder of 68 Guinness World Records is urging the community to "ignore fake news and conspiracy theories" and get the Covid-19 jab when offered it.

Leicester Museum and Art Gallery has become one of only five museums in the UK to win an award for welcoming people who arrive in the city seeking refuge. The museum, in New Walk, has won a prestigious Museum of Sanctuary award for the work...

On 6th February Saturday, a temporary mortuary has reopened at Birmingham Airport in a bid to ease pressure on hospitals after the recent increase in Covid-19 cases. 

The University of Leicester has been facing the heat from academics, students and external examiners over its proposal of considering cutting subjects such as English after a "drop in demand", and in an attempt of “decolonising the curriculum”.

Online fashion giant has reportedly demanded that their Leicester-based suppliers bring all clothes-making work in-house, either buying out or cutting ties with sub-contractors causing concern among some about how they will pay to hire new workers...

The family of a 32-year-old man has urged young people to stay at home and follow Covid-19 guidelines following the untimely demise of Faizan Shahid.