Emma Walker
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birminghamworld.uk | Emma Walker
A yellow 9-hour thunderstorm warning is in effect for Birmingham and the West Midlands, advising residents to prepare for possible disruptions. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms across Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, in effect from 9am to 6pm today (Saturday, June 7)Residents are being warned to prepare for heavy rain, lightning, and possible flooding.
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birminghamworld.uk | Emma Walker
Here’s a clear and concise guide for where and when to catch the Red Arrows and Battle of Britain Memorial Flight (BBMF) this weekend (June 7–8, 2025) across the UK: ✈️ Where to See the Red Arrows – Sunday, June 8The Red Arrows will be performing at the RAF Cosford Air Show, with several flypasts en route.
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6 days ago |
birminghamworld.uk | Emma Walker
We just got back from the Midlands Air Festival on June 1st – our very first air show – and honestly, we’re still buzzing! We're a family of five (kids aged 7, 4, and 1), and this was totally new territory for us. We weren’t sure what to expect, but it turned out to be one of the best days we’ve had together in ages. The atmosphere was brilliant from the get-go. Think wide open skies, engines rumbling, colourful planes overhead, and kids running around with candyfloss and huge smiles.
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1 week ago |
derbyworld.co.uk | Emma Walker
Wirksworth has been named the best place to live in Derbyshire for 2025, praised for its community spirit, independent stores, and excellent schools. The Sunday Times' expert judges assess everything from house prices, schools, air quality, transport, to broadband speeds to culture, green spaces and the health of the high street to compile a definitive list.
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birminghamworld.uk | Emma Walker
Explore Birmingham's top-rated fruit farms for a delightful summer 2025 experience. From strawberries to cherries, pick your own fresh produce in the West Midlands. Looking for a sweet summer escape? Pick-your-own fruit farms around Birmingham and the West Midlands offer a hands-on way to enjoy the season. From strawberries and raspberries to cherries and blackcurrants, these spots let you harvest your own fresh produce straight from the field.
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