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Agenda Editor at Birmingham Live/Black Country Live. Also report on politics. Support Wolves.

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Three conditions PIP to be axed for new under plans

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By Richard Guttridge Verified
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Personal Independence Payments (PIP) would be removed from people with a raft of conditions, under new plans by Reform UK. The party is to unveil plans for £20 billion of cuts to disability benefits. This would see PIP replaced by another cash benefit that would be handed only to the “gravely ill and severely challenged”.
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Midlands motorway drivers getting fines and penalty points while doing under 60mph

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By Richard Guttridge Verified
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Drivers are being slapped with fines and penalty points while doing lower speeds on West Midlands motorways. Some motorists are being punished while doing less than 60mph. It's a reminder that drivers need to be aware of variable speed limits on the motorway - and of the fact they can be penalised for ignoring them.
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The Midlands city which has become worst for violence and sex attacks - and it's not Birmingham

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By Richard Guttridge Verified
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Surging violence and sex attacks rates have resulted in a city becoming the most dangerous place in the Midlands. And it may surprise some to learn that Birmingham isn't the most violent part of our region based on crime rates. This is when total offending is compared to population.
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