Nick Horner is a reporter for Birmingham Live, covering news in Sutton Coldfield and beyond. With a focus on local stories, Nick has covered a range of topics including crime, protests, traffic updates, and human interest stories. His work has appeared in various publications including the Daily Express, Daily Mirror, and Scottish Daily Record.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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Nick Horner's local coverage in Birmingham predominantly focuses on crime and evolving stories. He is particularly interested in breaking news related to criminal activities, violence, and burglary incidents within the area.
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Bearwood Road in Smethwick has been shut off after a car has crashed into an Iceland shop
By: Nick Horner
The number of clips being sent in to West Midlands Police is rising each month with more than 80 per cent resulting in action being taken
The Trust responsible for the Sutton Coldfield hospital has applied to expand the A&E department some three years after a previous extension to introduce a dedicated children's A&E
By: Nick Horner
An entertainment venue in Birmingham city centre has been given permission to fully reopen but with strict conditions a month after a man died after allegedly taking drugs there.
Restrictions placed on licence following death of a 22-year-old man alleged to have taken drugs inside the Dale End nightspot
By: Nick Horner
A rail company has provided an update on its Birmingham City FC matchday train service trial ahead of the club's pre-Christmas fixtures.
A matchday service stopping at Bordesley Railway Station ahead of Blues' games is to be extended
Lichfield District Council is opening up its 390-space Friary multi-storey car park for free at weekends in the run up to Christmas
Michael Webb from Streetly who bought Moor Hall for £35,000 and turned it into a multi-million-pound hotel business has died
By: Nick Horner
A former reporter turned hotel magnate who turned a Sutton Coldfield old people's home in a historic building into a flourishing hotel has died.
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