LETTER: Will sacrifice be worthwhile?
A reader discusses giving up meat.
Readers' letters|Nov 8, 2021
Readers' letters
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Less than half of motorists considering an EV as their next car
Government research suggests the uptake of EVs could continue to be a slow burn
Motors|May 30, 2019
Motors
A diet that’s good for the heart could also reduce the risk of depression among older people
The DASH diet has been linked to a lower risk of developing low mood symptoms.
Science & technology|Feb 26, 2018
Science & technology
A diet that’s good for the heart could also reduce the risk of depression among older people
The DASH diet has been linked to a lower risk of developing low mood symptoms.
Science & Technology|Feb 26, 2018
Science & Technology
Facebook users spending less time on site ‘could benefit company in long term’
Users are spending around 5% less time on the site following changes made to the News Feed, latest financial results show.
Science & technology|Feb 1, 2018
Science & technology
CBB viewers back Jess Impiazzi after she cries over past mistake
The housemates were discussing whether they would have sex on television.
Showbiz|Feb 1, 2018
Showbiz
Science has some really bad news for humblebraggers
Turns out, nobody likes fake humility and false self-deprecation.
Science & Technology|Jan 11, 2018
Science & Technology
Natalie Dormer had advance notice about her Game of Thrones character’s death
The actress talks about how she knew her character in Game of Thrones would be killed off and the gender pay gap.
Showbiz|Sep 7, 2017
Showbiz
Concerns raised over unlit streets in Ludlow
Strangers looking into cars and vans in unlit streets is causing concern for residents in an area already hit by a spate of burglaries.
Ludlow|Sep 15, 2015
Ludlow
Education job losses in Sandwell 'inevitable', says boss
Jobs in Sandwell's education department will 'inevitably' be lost as more schools are turned into academies, a finance chief has warned today.
Education|Aug 27, 2013
Sandwell
Education
New Sandwell Council boss warns of cutbacks
Tough decisions on budget cuts are unavoidable, the new chief executive of Sandwell Council said today.
Sandwell|Sep 24, 2010
Sandwell
Health risk from credit crunch
The credit crunch has led to employers putting pressure on staff to work when they are sick, while employees risk their health by working when they are ill, according to research.
Business|Oct 6, 2008
Business
Citroen’s Oli concept gives a glimpse of firm’s electric future
Fully electric concept uses a 40kWh battery to deliver up to 248 miles of range.
Motors|Sep 29, 2022
Motors
EU to blame over post offices closure
You rightly report a 'sense of betrayal' at the decision to close 49 post offices in the West Midlands, including Seisdon and Codsall Wood.
Readers' letters|Jul 11, 2008
Readers' letters
63% of Christmas shoppers ‘plan to spend as much this year as they did in 2021’
Some 27% of shoppers anticipate spending less money on Christmas this year and 10% plan to spend more this Christmas, NielsenIQ said.
UK News|Nov 23, 2022
UK News
Cost of living