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Harry Leach

Harry Leach

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Local Democracy Reporter, Birmingham Mail

Birmingham

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Homelessness Rugby 7s and Football.Local and National Politics Community Events Sport including Tennis

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  • Birmingham binmen try to deliver petition - but council locks them out

    By Harry Leach Verified| Birmingham Mail Verified Striking bin workers were shocked after they were prevented from delivering a petition to council chiefsStriking binmen were locked out of the council house today as they tried to deliver a petition. Around 100 workers had met in Victoria Square for a rally calling for an end to "cuts on pay" and to resolve Birmingham's all-out bin strike, which has entered a sixth week. But they were locked out and prevented from entering Birmingham Council House to deliver their message.

    By Harry Leach Verified · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Police 'keeping open mind' after man's body found in Sutton Coldfield park miles from home

    By Harry Leach Verified| Birmingham Mail Verified Guled Hussain was last seen alive at his home in Birmingham - six days before his body was discovered in a field 15 miles awayDetectives are 'keeping an open mind' in an investigation into the death of a man found in a field 15 miles from his home. The body of 28-year-old Guled Hussain was discovered near Wyndley Close, Sutton Coldfield, on Monday, March 31. A post-mortem examination revealed he died from a stab wound.

    By Harry Leach Verified · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Birmingham binmen try to deliver petition - but council locks them out

    By Harry Leach Verified| Birmingham Mail Verified Striking bin workers were shocked after they were prevented from delivering a petition to council chiefsStriking binmen were locked out of the council house today as they tried to deliver a petition. Around 100 workers had met in Victoria Square for a rally calling for an end to "cuts on pay" and to resolve Birmingham's all-out bin strike, which has entered a sixth week. But they were locked out and prevented from entering Birmingham Council House to deliver their message.

    By Harry Leach Verified · Birmingham Mail

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Birmingham Mail

Updated around the clock with Birmingham news, information, what's on, comment and in-depth coverage of Aston Villa, Birmingham City, West Brom, Warwickshire Cricket Club and other sports

Birmingham, United Kingdom

+44 121 234 5000