All news by author: Husna Anjum

Residents said they faced the same problems every time a deluge descended on Bournville Park and the drains overflowed - as the downpour left it littered with waste and tampons

Storm Henk has today caused significant damage at Bournville Park in Birmingham and residents, disgusted with the "raw sewage", have complained to Severn Trent Water

Karl Pountney has been offered everything from boxing belts to canal barges in the family-run Uncle's The Original Pawnbrokers in Birmingham where he has worked since he was a youngster

Elizabeth Doyle, from Wolverhampton, has told how they have been forced to wear a "don't touch me" badge as due to their disabilities it can lead to a "meltdown"

Jade Cotton, who is from Smethwick, West Midlands, claims she was told she wouldn't be able to find work because she was disabled and suffered years of disappointment

Disabled job-seeker Shahzad Bokhari, 48, has pleaded with prospective employers 'just give me a chance' after 20 years of searching for paid work

A mum of a little boy who waited two years for a kidney transplant is urging the South Asian community to get on the organ register after learning lower numbers of donors are reducing potential matches

Marie Buchan, who hit headlines last year for becoming a grandma at the age of 40, is attending bleed control workshops which she believes should be introduced in schools