‘Twice tried, twice hanged, twice buried’
An exceedingly creepy trek through the scenes of William Booth’s crimes
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Are Wolverhampton’s top political family lying about their address?
The Dispatch stakes out a former mayor
Is Deritend still Birmingham’s Irish Quarter?
With several Irish institutions having left the area, how is the community coping with accelerated development, botched infrastructure projects and rising rents?
Where would we be without our libraries?
How Catherine O'Flynn, Liz Berry, Jonathan Coe and more teamed up to create a protest zine
The union man and the missing £30m — new details in Unite’s Birmingham hotel saga revealed
Plus, the national press discovers cheese and onion cobs
Eight stories a day keep the readers away
A Sunday editor’s note
The Smethwick gurdwara at the heart of a geopolitical storm
Guru Nanak Gurdwara has become a focal point of pro-Khalistan activism in the West Midlands. Now its political ties are coming under closer scrutiny
Invitation to our first members' event!
Tell your grandchildren you were there...
The University of Birmingham’s Dubai campus is up and running. But do its LGBTQ+ students feel safe?
‘You just have to live discretely, like everyone else really. But I guess not everyone else has something to hide’
Stolen valour: Wolves councillor accused of exaggerating Marines experience
Plus, Brum loses Michelin star restaurant
In defence of Stoke-on-Trent
Why people are calling for the city to be a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Is half an HS2 worth having?
Rail expert Gareth Dennis investigates for The Dispatch
Birmingham's Disgraced Surgeon Faces New Reckoning — inquests open for 62 patients
Plus, meet our new reporter!