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What a summer & 17 year celebration of care and Impact Networkfour have had for thousands of vulnerable lives throughout Brum & Beyond. for updates about our new Compassion & Care hub on Broad Street working alongside Westside BID to care for the least, last and lost

Busy weekend for caring for 26 vulnerable and at-risk lives on the streets of brum

What an amazing honour to be awarded and last week collect a British Citizen Award medal from the Palace of Westminster for services to charity and the protection of the public, in recognition of the care for the vulnerable given over nearly 17 years. So truly humbled to have been bestowed with this prestigious people's honours and share this event along with some 30 other fabulous, brave change makers

Were you in Stirchley on Friday at around 3.00pm?

If you were near to Harris barbers on Pershore Road, did you witness or do you have cctv/dash footage of Alex?

He was struck by a black car, heading towards the City, as he was (legally) walking across the pedestrian crossing

Alex said: “I’ve fractured my wrist and I’ve also got damage to a ligament. I’ve had an xray and I’m now awaiting MRI scan. It happened at the lights by Harris barbers. He was travelling towards town and he hit me as I was crossing at the lights.”

Mail us on: [email protected] - we will pass on any information to Alex.

Avoid Maryvale & Bournville as gridlocked what's happened anyone know? Morrisons bottom of bond street beginning to flood

Are you ready to join! Be good to have you on our team. It's all starts with an email [email protected] go on give it a go

If you feel a little stuck or don’t know what to say to God, this is a helpful little Christmas prayer guide! Merry Christmas - may God be with you and those whom you love.

West Midlands Police Appeal to identify man after body found in woodland in Birmingham

We're appealing for your help to identify a man who was sadly found in woodland in Moseley, Birmingham in September.

His body was located in Highbury Park on Thursday, 21 September. Since then, we and the Birmingham Coroner, have been working to establish his identity and inform his next of kin.

The man was of slim build, 6 foot 1 inches tall and weighed around 10 stone. He had black hair and a black beard and is believed to have been in their 30s.

He was wearing black SoulCal trainers, size 9.5, a navy blue medium sized Bench T shirt and grey medium sized Drock jogging bottoms, pictured.

The only possessions found in his pocket were a small amount of cash and a keyring with the words Hallo Jumbo, also pictured. He had no tattoos and no scars.

The death is not being treated as suspicious and despite extensive enquiries we have been unable to identify him or trace his next of kin.

If you can help, please contact us via Live Chat on our website https://www.west-midlands.police.uk/ or call 101, quoting log 4226 of 07/12/23.