The building was destroyed in the attack on Sunday.

The vaccine will be offered to care home residents, people who are 75 and over, and the immunosuppressed aged 12 and over.

No trams will run between Wolverhampton and Birmingham on Sunday after the West Midlands Metro suspension was extended.

‘My priority over the rest of this Parliament is to cut people’s taxes. That is my mission,’ Mr Sunak said.

Tram services in the Black Country were cancelled on Saturday due to "operational issues".

A bus was gutted when it caught fire on Saturday lunchtime resulting in the closure of a busy dual carriageway.

Boris Johnson told the Conservative Party spring conference the long-term solution was to invest in green energy.

The Home Secretary defended the UK’s visa system as the latest figures showed 8,600 people had successfully applied through the family scheme.

For the third time in nine months the entire West Midlands Metro tram service has been suspended.

Police have arrested three teenagers in connection the stabbing of two boys in a shopping centre car park.

A woman from Wolverhampton has written a book about the transformative effect that lockdown had on her and her partner's lives, which has reignited her love of writing.

The Met Office said north-west Scotland could see the mercury hit 20C on Saturday.

A Black Country care home has shut down suddenly.

New images have been published of a missing 16-year-old who has not been seen for two weeks.

Wolverhampton has been left disappointed after the shortlist for the UK City of Culture was unveiled.

There was singing, dancing, and laughter across the Black Country yesterday as people came together to raise money for Comic Relief.

West Midlands Police has shared new photos of the five dogs who will go on to work at the Commonwealth Games, one year after introducing them to the world.

Workers regularly risked their lives jumping in and out of a machine that killed a man at a recycling plant, a court heard.

A motorist was punched in the face by would-be car thieves pretending to be police officers.

An MP has been assured by a minister that the Government will look at electrifying the Wolverhampton-Shrewsbury railway line "as soon as possible".

A woman from a village near Stafford is set to discover whether she's related to dancing brothers Curtis and AJ Pritchard in a new show.

A 27-year-old man with autism has made his dream of working with the police a reality by joining a neighbourhood policing team.

We start by talking about legends. It’s not a word that sits comfortably on Brian Turner’s shoulders. Nor is it one that he’d choose to use.

An academy is set to host a weightlifting championship which will see more than 100 athletes compete.

A charity has launched a new initiative to encourage more young people to become plumbers or electricians after new research found the industry needs double the number of trades apprentices recruited every year or risk crippling shortages.

It's a vending machine without chocolate or fizzy drinks – instead it serves up knowledge.

Students at a city college paid a moving tribute to social care staff through messages of thanks.

The Hollywood power couple previously said they would match up to 30 million dollars in donations to help supply humanitarian aide to refugees.

Dudley Council will waive the fees to close road during the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend.

The figures provide further evidence that coronavirus is once again becoming steadily more prevalent.

Vital donations for Cancer Research UK in the Wyre Forest plummeted due to Covid restrictions forcing fundraisers to pull out all the stops this year.

A Sutton Coldfield business has invested in new transport and storage facilities after signing a deal with the British Government’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) to supply materials to encapsulate nuclear waste.

A man has died after falling from a bridge onto the M6 in the West Midlands.

The West Bromwich Building Society is planning to offer up to 20 homes to support Ukrainian refugees with accommodation in the coming weeks and months.

More than 140,000 life-saving coronavirus jabs have been administered at a vaccine centre in the Black Country which marked its first anniversary last month.

Work is progressing on a £250,000 scheme to restore Brierley Hill’s historic war memorial.

An "unloved" pub which residents feared had served its last pint will reopen in May after a £300,0000 refurbishment.

A new parkrun project is calling for more volunteers to help get the popular national event off the starting line in Tamworth Castle Grounds this summer.

Temporary traffic lights were installed at a busy junction after a roundabout made up of cones led to safety fears, but disappeared again within hours.

Birmingham, Tamworth and Worcester are among the 42 towns and cities bidding to become the new home for Great British Railways.

A schoolboy was rushed to hospital with a head injury after being hit by a car in Dudley.

An appeal has gone out for help locating a man after a incident which saw a police officer dragged down a road with his hand stuck in a window of a car.

A Walsall fan who threw coins at opposition supporters and assaulted two stewards has been fined £100 but will not be banned from matches.

Eight hundred members of staff were fired without notice on Thursday and replaced with cheaper agency workers.

Cash seized from a drug dealer jailed for running a commercial-scale supply operation from his bedroom has been handed to the public purse.

A research centre at a university spearheaded by Sir Lenny Henry has helped shaped ITV's £80 million drive to improve diversity in its programmes.

The Severn Valley Railway will postpone all footplate experiences until the end of May, as part of a drive to conserve coal stocks.

A Labour MP for one of the affected ports called on the Government to force P&O to ‘come up with a different plan’.

The Crown Prosecution Service made the announcement on Friday.

The operator sacked 800 seafarers on Thursday.

British armed forces minister James Heappey said Moscow had failed to take Ukrainian territory for ‘a week or so’.

Concerns have been raised over the safety of a temporary roundabout made out of cones after a crash left a van on its side and its driver in hospital.

Hundreds of thousands of illegal cigarettes have been seized in raids across Staffordshire.

The call came as Vladimir Putin’s forces continued their assaults on the cities of Kyiv and Lviv.

A cancer support centre at a hospital in the Black Country has received an almost £10,000 upgrade to help create a more comfortable area for patients.

The team at a Sutton Coldfield Leisure Centre are getting ready to bid a sad farewell to a 'legendary' lifeguard who has served the community for more than 20 years.

Work has started on a new housing estate and health centre in Wednesbury.

Stafford MP Theo Clarke has announced she is expecting her first child.

A former training centre in Wolverhampton could be demolished under plans to build a new health centre and homes.

Registration for the Royal Sutton Fun Run is officially under way with organisers saying this year’s event is an opportunity for celebration and reflection.

It comes amid 29 ongoing investigations into due impartiality.

People have been issued a “use it or lose it” warning over bonfire events in Walsall which are set to return after three years.

A plan to create a poignant memorial garden and trail to remember Walsall people who lost their lives to Covid has been given the go-ahead.

A former member of Wolverhampton’s Central Youth Theatre has secured a starring role in the BBC’s reboot of Waterloo Road.

Police seized £1 million worth of illegal drugs and cash during a major operation to crack down on County Lines drug dealers.

Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine is bringing about a humanitarian crisis on a scale not seen since the end of the Second World War, an MP has said.

An internationally renowned glass artist and scholar has been announced as the first visiting exhibitor at Stourbridge Glass Museum when it opens next month.

Country fans in the Black Country will be able to sample at taste of Nashville when a show rocks up at Brierley Hill Civic Hall.

A Staffordshire billionaire has offered to open his home to a family of Ukrainian refugees fleeing their country as he urged other wealthy people to do the same.

A car dealer has been fined after selling a Subaru for more than £3,000 on Gumtree despite it not being safe to drive.

A Kidderminster Victorian country manor hotel will soon be able to offer guests the use of a new £350,000 exclusive three-bedroom lodge.

A former marine turned window salesman is driving to Poland to deliver supplies to help Ukrainian refugees.