Michelle Dawes

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Andy Giddings |Michelle Dawes

A woman has been taken to hospital with what could be "life-threatening injuries" after being hit by a van on a golf course following a police chase. Emergency services were called to Aston Wood Golf Club in the village of Little Aston, on the border of Staffordshire and Sutton Coldfield, at 10:26 BST on Friday.

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Andy Giddings |Michelle Dawes

A woman has been taken to hospital with what could be "life-threatening injuries" after being hit by a van on a golf course following a police chase. Emergency services were called to Aston Wood Golf Club in the village of Little Aston, on the border of Staffordshire and Sutton Coldfield, at 10:26 BST on Friday.

Aug 15, 2023 | bbc.com | Michelle Dawes

Image caption, Kym Bromley works with the Ukrainian community in RugbyA volunteer who has been working with Ukrainian refugees said the families were like "rabbits in headlights" when they first arrived. Kym Bromley said she took Rugby's Ukrainian community under her wing by "sheer accident". She had been helping out sending medical supplies out to Ukraine and offered to set up a pop-up shop for people arriving in Rugby. Since then they have spent a good part of the last year together.

Aug 15, 2023 | bbc.com | Michelle Dawes

Image caption, The landlady at the Old Dyers Arms on Spon End said she was losing thousands of pounds every monthTraders in Coventry claim passing trade is being "ruined" by long-running roadworks to cut congestion. They began in Spon End in March 2022 and should have finished in April. Fran Shone, landlady of the Old Dyers Arms, said she was losing thousands of pounds every month.

Aug 15, 2023 | bbc.co.uk | Michelle Dawes

By Michelle DawesNews editor, BBC CWRTraders in Coventry claim passing trade is being "ruined" by long-running roadworks to cut congestion. They began in Spon End in March 2022 and should have finished in April. Fran Shone, landlady of the Old Dyers Arms, said she was losing thousands of pounds every month. Coventry City Council said if it had not carried out the work it would have been forced to introduce a clean air zone, covering an area affecting 82,000 residents.