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Storm Isha live as crash on M6 stops traffic and West Midlands faces train delays and disruption

Storm Isha has caused havoc overnight with strong gusts and a Met Office weather warning remains in place

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Is Britain s most confusing cycle lane located here in Birmingham?

Is Britain s most confusing cycle lane located here in Birmingham?
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Drivers terrify me - Birmingham cyclist talks aggressive road users and how attitudes need to change

Drivers terrify me - Birmingham cyclist talks aggressive road users and how attitudes need to change
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Birmingham s bumpiest roads revealed as readers name most dangerous pothole areas

Birmingham s bumpiest roads revealed as readers name most dangerous pothole areas
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