Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The national inquiry involves a series of targeted, local investigations into child sexual abuse by grooming gangs [Getty Images] ...

Every day 320 million litres of water travels 73 miles (117 km) from Wales to Birmingham to fill kettles, baths and boilers. But why does it come so far? It dates back to the Victorian era when ...

Wales and Birmingham have been selected for investigation by the national inquiry into grooming gangs. This comes after Oldham, Bradford and Keighley, and London were confirmed as the first locations ...

Historic ties between the city of Birmingham and the United Kingdom nation of Wales were cemented through a series of cultural exchanges and the unveiling of a new monument in Kelly Ingram Park on ...

Birmingham has taken most of its water from the Elan Valley in Wales since it opened in 1904. Some water comes from rivers and other reservoirs and boreholes, but the vast majority comes from Wales ...