The men who raised the flags
Nigel Farage says this summer’s movement was led by ‘ordinary people’ expressing their patriotism. That’s not what we found
Jack Walton
Jack is an editor and writer who has been covering Birmingham for the past year. He previously ran The Dispatch's sister title in Liverpool
Regional mayors paid £3m to a training company. What did they get in return?
Inside the collapse of Redstone Training
Leaked recordings and scheming councillors: did Labour councillors engage in a ‘campaign of abuse’?
Shabina Bano claims she was the victim of bullying, harassment and misogyny by her former Birmingham Labour colleagues
Waseem Zaffar’s house was turned into a filthy HMO. He says he has nothing to do with it
The former Birmingham City Council cabinet member has previously complained about the excess of HMOs in the city
How two fledgling property firms made £1.25m at the expense of Dudley Council
A retirement home, a pop-star-cum-entrepreneur and two startling property flips in a sleepy Midlands village
In India, Punjab Singh was convicted of terror offences. In Wolverhampton, he's a gurdwara trustee
'The individuals who were removed have gone on to stage a systemic campaign of harassment and abuse'
Are Wolverhampton’s top political family lying about their address?
The Dispatch stakes out a former mayor
‘Total despair’: inside the meltdown at West Midlands Fire Service
How multiple suicides, harassment allegations, and faked credentials led to ‘mutiny’
Lawrence Barton is the face of Birmingham’s Gay Village. Not everyone is thrilled
Exclusive: The well-known local businessman is facing claims of over £8 million over the collapse of a previous business
The phantom tower of Station Street
Mysterious plans to build a 50 storey building where the Electric cinema sits have been circulating. But who is behind them?