Ten key changes for Sutton Coldfield as big moves planned
A series of big moves are set out in a new town centre masterplan due to be adopted by Birmingham City Council next week
15:28, 13 MAY 2021
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Dogs falling ill eating cannabis at Withy Hill Park in Sutton Coldfield
Several dogs have become sick after eating cannabis in Withy Hill Park with one having to be put on an emergency drip to save him
Dogs have fallen sick after owners say they have eaten cannabis left by drugs users who regularly visit Withy Hill Park in Sutton Coldfield
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Gate installed on Sutton Coldfield millionairesâ estate to block ârat runâ and save costs
An interim gate has been put in at Wentworth Road on the prestigious Four Oaks Estate in a bid to stop vehicles cutting through avoiding Lichfield Road traffic
New gates have gone in on Wentworth Road on the Four Oaks Estate with residents saying it is being used as a rat run and increasing maintenance costs
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My son was rejected from our local school – so I fought the council and won
National Offer Day has just seen thousands of children learn which senior school they will attend. For many, that meant disappointment
2 March 2021 • 9:35am
Pressure point: Mike Hartwell, who is campaigning for schools all across the UK to have the same central point from where distances are measured to say whether a family is in the catchment area
Credit: Andrew Fox
As millions of parents set their sights on March 8 as the crucial date in the academic calendar this year, many may well have forgotten about another.