Students could get £1,600 extra help at start of university term
Students have been advised they could make £1,600 this month as the new university year starts by selling their car - even if ...
More than 1,000 deadly weapons taken off streets ahead of zombie knife ban
A total of 1,118 knives, guns and other weapons were dumped in surrender bins before the law changes tomorrow ...
UK households urged to 'give away' £3,000 of their money ahead of HMRC rule change
UK households have been encouraged to "give away" £3,000 of their money ahead of a potential inheritance tax raid from the ...
DWP warns people on ESA and PIP to consider taking 'immediate action'
DWP is urging ESA claimants to act as letters are sent out regarding the managed migration process, which sees legacy ...
HMRC warning to people who have had a £2,000 pay rise in recent years
Conservative Party government, who were in power until July, introduced measures on September 1 to provide 15 hours of free ...
Some state pensioners will be £755 worse off 'depending where they live'
British pensioners are £755 worse off than Irish counterparts after the Labour Party government moved to AXE the £300 Winter ...
Biker seriously injured in Chelmsley Wood as medics give trauma care at roadside
Medics gave trauma care at the roadside. He was rushed to Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital for further emergency ...
Wet weather prank could see you fined £5,000, experts warn
It might seem like a harmless prank or practical joke, but if it’s believed that you have deliberately driven into a puddle ...
Martin Lewis issues update over Labour 'scrapping' council tax discounts
Martin Lewis has issued "good news" over a potential council tax hike - saying the Labour Party government will NO LONGER ...
Ben Davies uses Rangers to help Birmingham City and provides ‘excellent’ detail
The on-loan defender made first league start for Blues in their 2-0 win over Rotherham United on Saturday after waiting ...
Labour minister rejects plea to 'act urgently' as child poverty soars
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has vowed that child poverty will be reduced - but in five years. BirminghamLive has presented the minister with our report spelling out the dire situation for ...