Andy Street, Mayor of the West Midlands, and Cllr Jayne Francis, cabinet member for housing and homelessness, with representatives from local charities that support homeless people

Change into Action campaign helps 750 rough sleepers move into much-needed accomodation

A West Midlands campaign to take rough sleepers off the streets has helped get 750 people into accommodation. According to Birmingham City Council, generous public donations totalling more than £280,000 have helped provide much-needed support and protection for those sleeping rough on streets in the region. The initiative is part of the year-round Change into Action alternative giving…

Read More
Businesses could be subject to new fines of £10,000 if they fail to adhere to new guidance surrounding measures such as curfews and face coverings

New COVID-19 measures and curfews introduced for UK businesses to curb infection rates

Businesses could be subject to new fines of £10,000 if they fail to adhere to new guidance surrounding measures such as curfews and face coverings announced by the Government yesterday (September 22). In a briefing to ministers, Prime Minister Boris Johnson revealed the latest guidance to curb the increase of COVID-19 cases and prevent the…

Read More
Londoner Bodrul Islam brought around £200,000 worth of Class A drugs a year onto the streets of Hereford

Meet the London man who funnelled £200,000 worth of Class A drugs a year to Hereford through Birmingham

Police have brought down a complex county lines drug supply chain after discovering a London man funnelled heroin and crack cocaine into Hereford via Birmingham. Bodrul Islam, from Newham in east London, ran the ‘Dee Line’ which dealt around £200,000 worth of Class A drugs a year onto the streets of the county town.

Read More
Back To Top