Jordan Coussins
Black Country Editor at Birmingham Mail
Content Editor for BirminghamLive/BlackCountryLive (@Birmingham_live/@BlackCountry), ex-reporter for Derby Telegraph (@Derbyshire_live) and hill walker.
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4 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jordan Coussins |Luke Chillingsworth
Eating or drinking behind the wheel is not technically illegal but motorists could still be penalised for distracted driving - and it could cost them a small fortuneMotorists will take their hands off the wheel while eating(Image: (Image: Getty))Motorists could face a hefty £5,000 fine and nine penalty points on their driving licence for eating or drinking while driving, warn experts.
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5 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jordan Coussins
One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness. One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness. Parents naming autistic children in their Will have been urged to be aware specialist planning is needed. One woman, Rhianna Gogh, has penned a new book highlighting the need for mums and dads to have awareness.
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5 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jordan Coussins |Jennifer Pinto
An expert has warned drivers not to ignore this symbol and to take care of it right away before you are left stranded in the middle of a busy roadThe expert warns to not ignore one lesser known symbol if it appears on your dashboard(Image: (Image: Getty))Motorists are being urged to familiarise themselves with a specific car dashboard icon to avoid engine havoc and hefty garage bills.
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6 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Alex Evans |Jordan Coussins |Ashley Bautista
Gardeners must start to feed different birds as they enter the breeding and nesting season, the RSPB has said, with two fruits recommended for use in April and May(Image: Getty Images)As the weather warms up, it's time for green-thumbed Brits to embrace crucial gardening tasks. At the same time, our feathered friends are swooping into gardens nationwide, with April and May marking prime breeding and nesting season.
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6 days ago |
birminghammail.co.uk | Jordan Coussins |Elizabeth Mackley |Alex Evans |Georgia Burns
Achieving a green, lush lawn that's free of moss, clumps or bare spots is a goal for many gardeners and now it seems experts have found a cheap and easy way to get the perfect garden(Image: Getty Images )Many UK gardeners dream of a perfect, lush green lawn devoid of moss, clumps, or bare patches, especially when we're graced with glorious spring sunshine as we are this week. Yet getting your garden ready for the summer can prove both tough and a serious hit to the wallet.
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