Morrisons Daily Petrol Station in Wolverhampton Granted Alcohol Licence Despite Local Concerns Saturday, April 4, 2026 morrisons wolverhampton petrolstation alcohollicence licensing antisocialbehaviour traffic planning retail community The City of Wolverhampton Council’s licensing committee has granted an alcohol licence to the new Morrisons Daily petrol station at Linthouse Lane Service Station in Wednesfield, despite objections from local residents and … Read More
Parents demand safer school minibus regulations 30 years after tragic M40 crash Monday, March 23, 2026 minibus safety education roadtraffic licensing teachers schoolchildren campaign survivors m40 The parents of Claire Fitzgerald, who tragically died in a devastating school minibus crash on the M40 over 30 years ago, are calling for urgent improvements in road safety standards for school transport. In 1993, Claire, … Read More
Victims Feel 'Relief' After Death of 'Coronation Street Rapist' Andrew Davies in Prison Thursday, March 19, 2026 prison rapist andrewdavies victims parole manchester sexualoffences criminaljustice licensing prisondeath Andrew Davies, infamously known as the ‘Coronation Street rapist,’ has died in prison, bringing a complex sense of relief to his victims. Davies, who also went by the names Andrew Barlow and Andrew Longmire, … Read More
Wolverhampton’s De Fusion Bar Seeks Extended Opening Hours Following Licence Suspension Tuesday, March 3, 2026 wolverhampton defusion licensing bar alcohol suspension inspection regulations nightlife policing De Fusion Bar and Restaurant, located on Exchange Street in Wolverhampton city centre, has applied to extend its opening hours until 5:30am daily. The application requests permission to serve live and recorded music until … Read More
Solihull Chinese Restaurant Loses Alcohol Licence Following Immigration Raid Wednesday, February 25, 2026 solihull jadewok immigration illegalworkers licensing alcohollicence crime enforcement dishonesty prosecution A prominent Chinese restaurant in Solihull, Jade Wok, has had its licence to sell alcohol revoked after being found to employ illegal workers. The decision, deemed a rare and severe penalty, was made by Solihull Council’s … Read More
World Cup 2026 Could See Extended Pub Hours if England Advance Wednesday, February 18, 2026 worldcup england pubs licensing football mahmood hospitality sports community regulations sport British pubs may enjoy extended opening hours during the World Cup 2026, but only if England’s national team progresses beyond the quarter-finals. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood recently announced plans to relax … Read More