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Birmingham 20mph limit: 'Life saver' or 'war on cars'?

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By Katharine Merry, Amy Cole Verified
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Birmingham could become England's first "20mph city", as the city council sets out a blueprint for the next two decades in a bid to stop cars "dominating" the second city's streets. The move by the local authority, run by the Liberal Democrats, Green Party and independent candidates, has caused controversy. For Mat MacDonald, the region's road safety commissioner, the move for all roads in the city except for A-roads could be a "life saver".
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Blind students inspired by Strictly winner to dance

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By Amy Cole Verified, SHEHNAZ KHAN
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Chris McCausland's Strictly Come Dancing victory in 2024 inspired the classes at the Royal National College for the Blind, where he studied in the 1990s Visually-impaired students at Strictly Come Dancing winner Chris McCausland's old college said they "jumped" at the chance to take up ballroom dance classes which gave them an "opportunity to dance".
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Thousands descend on city for annual Pride festival

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By Chloe Hughes Verified, Amy Cole Verified
| Yahoo Verified
More than 6,000 people walked in the Pride Parade [BBC] Thousands have descended on Birmingham for its annual Pride parade, which kicked off on Saturday in the May sunshine. It is one of the UK's biggest celebrations of LGBTQ+ culture, and more than 75,000 people are expected to attend the ticketed festival across the Bank Holiday weekend. More than 6,000 people, representing more than 180 different organisations took part in the parade, which began on Victoria Street at 12:00 BST on Saturday.
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