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Battle for the balti?

A restauranteur is campaigning against Birmingham City Council's plan to trademark the word 'balti'.

• Your Stories

Meet some of the people behind the headlines in the Black Country.

Capturing celebs

Discover how a Black Country woman is making her mark by working as a celebrity photographer.

The Little Un Gallery

Teresa Crawford-Docherty has transformed her local neglected phone box into a work of art.

Video: The rock 'n' roll school bus

A Pelsall man has imported a Californian high school bus to the UK - and made a few modifications.

Our Wall

Young people in Wolverhampton have seized the opportunity to get their voices heard...

Enter the snake pit

Meet the ex-cop who now rescues pythons from drug dens. Brian Davies is the snake detective.

Momma Parson's faggots

Jenny Clark reveals a half century old recipe for faggots - that used to feed Islington in the 50s.

A painful tribute

In a crowded tattoo studio in Walsall, brave volunteers go under the needle to raise money for a gri

Man to run 293 miles in three days

Martin McLeod aims to travel from Birmingham to Glasgow - on foot - in honour of his mother.

Break dancing on canvas

Wolverhampton B-girl Hanifa Hudson has invented a new art form that she has christened Art Breaker.

The Black Country DeLorean

The Walsall man who owns Europe's only licensed replica of the 'Back to the Future' car. See photos!

Black Country millionaire

Meet the man who won a fortune on the lottery - but goes to work in a warehouse every day.

Mil's new book

W'ton author Mil Millington has a new book entitled Instructions for Living Someone Else's Life.

Willenhall's fossil for the future

A "fossil for the future" is buried in Old Hall School’s new sensory garden in Willenhall.

An influential conservationist

Chris Baines, the man behind the Black Country Urban Forest, talks about his life in conservation.

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