14 sizzling pictures showing how the West Midlands coped with our hottest heatwaves. Are you in any of them?Which heatwave sticks out most in your memory?Plus
Not long now... These green fields in Telford have seen generations of sporting glory and triumphs, but mostly just carefree play. But soon they will be covered with housing, bringing down the final curtain on the site of the old Phoenix School in Dawley.
“There is no greater pleasure than seeing your work in other places" says Shrewsbury artist who loves colour
'We grew up with abuse. There was no defence to it' - The Three Degrees at West Bromwich Albion and their lasting legacy on footballPlus
'Free children from their smartphones' - why millions should be spent getting West Midlands youngsters to play properly again
Art world pays tribute to a Shropshire-based sculptural potter hailed as one of the greatest and most influential of his eraPlus
We visit a thriving independent shop in Ludlow offering an eclectic mix of clothing and accessories that make people smilePlus
'If we don’t act we'll be looking at water rationing like in the Mediterranean' - Minister explains why Government will force through reservoir plans
As James Oliver inaugurated his great gift to Wellington, he expressed the hope that it would be a boon to the working classes of the town, for whom it was principally intended.
'He was such a gentle soul, a gentleman' - Tributes pour in for former newspaper editor John Griffiths who has died at his Telford homePlus
'I became a mountain leader in Shropshire to help me cope with the stresses of working as a frontline social worker and I haven't looked back'Plus
'It was basic and short of creature comforts - but I loved it' - Memories of Shropshire's 19th century terraced rows demolished in 1960sPlus
