Clare Lissaman is a journalist based in Birmingham, United Kingdom, with a focus on local news. She writes for BBC News and BBC Mundo, covering a range of topics including business, culture, and community events. Clare's work has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, and Cigalah Group.
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Tony Prior, who uses a wheelchair after a motorbike crash, is among those benefitting from adapted areas.
By: Clare Lissaman, Sarah Julian
Two charities are working together to collect and distribute coats and jumpers for people in need.
The 19-year-old victim is in a life-threatening condition after being injured on Saturday, say police.
The coroner says it is the public interest he takes part in inquests into the deaths of his patients.
A business group calls for the "world famous" rock star to get special recognition in his home city.
A Staffordshire County Council highways chief says the authority needs to plan for repairs.
Signs indicating "we've got a dangerous junction" are among plans for the Draycott Cross Road site.
Orange Wolverhampton highlights issues such as domestic violence and stalking and where to find help.
By: Ben Sidwell, Clare Lissaman
The musical staff also help to relieve their own stress as well as that of colleagues.
John, whose wife Wendy is being cared for at the hospice, said it deserved more government funding.
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