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NEWS SPECIAL REPORT 9^th May, 2026

How the 2026 'rainbow' election flipped Birmingham City Council on its head

NEWS 24^th Apr, 2025

Your guide to the Bromsgrove seats in the 2025 Worcestershire County Council elections

NEWS 9^th Jun, 2024

Access to a GP within a week is high priority for Bromsgrove Lib Dems

NEWS 13^th Oct, 2023

Councillors' rallying call for residents to have their say on controversial plan for 78 homes in Stoke Prior

NEWS 29^th Jul, 2023

LETTERS- The Whitford Heights development, by-elections and The Royal Mail

NEWS 27^th Sep, 2022

Bromsgrove Councillor to run in London Marathon

13^th Dec, 2019

General election - Sajid Javid returned as Bromsgrove MP with increased majority

Councillor calls for action over Bromsgrove town centre fly-tip

NEWS 8^th May, 2021

Conservative Andy Street returned as West Midlands Mayor for a second term

NEWS LIVE 7^th May, 2021

FINAL RESULTS - Worcestershire County Council Elections - Bromsgrove Conservatives take 7, Labour and Lib Dem 1 each

NEWS 5^th May, 2021

WCC ELECTION - Labour candidate 'endorsing' Lib Dem candidate in Bromsgrove East to 'oust Conservative'

VIDEO - We put '7 Questions' to West Midlands Mayor candidates - Conservative Andy Street and Labour's Liam Byrne

NEWS 5^th Jan, 2021

Dr David Nicholl slams people filming in hospitals claiming Covid-19 'is a hoax'

NEWS 13^th Feb, 2020

Highways bosses to take action at 'dangerous' Bromsgrove junction

NEWS 6^th Dec, 2019

Ahead of tomorrow's Small Business Saturday we asked Bromsgrove's election candidates how they would help local firms

NEWS 17^th Nov, 2019

Bromsgrove election candidates to go head-to-head in Hustings

NEWS 28^th Nov, 2019

Bromsgrove's Lib Dem and Conservative candidates clash over NHS staffing levels

NEWS 29^th May, 2019

Elections: Brexit Party revealed as big winners but pro-EU parties see poll surge too

NEWS EXCLUSIVE 28^th Feb, 2019

Call for 'in-house' fostering as Worcestershire County Council racks up £46.5million agencies bill over five years