Video news bulletin: House prices in Birmingham increase by £17,800 and other updates

By Richard Gullick
Published 11th Feb 2022, 14:22 BST
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Here’s your 60 second news update

House prices in Birmingham increase by £17,800 on average

Government data shows that the average house price in Birmingham has increased by £17,800 compared to the previous year.

The impact of the pandemic, coupled with stamp duty holidays, has boosted the housing market across the UK. The highest median house prices in the region can be found in Sutton Coldfield North & Park. For the full listing click on our story here: Birmingham House prices

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West Midlands Chief Constable’s sadness over Cressida Dick resignation

Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Dave Thompson tells of his sadness that Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has stepped aside. He said on Twitter that she is a hugely respected colleague and friend.

The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Sir David ThompsonThe Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Sir David Thompson
The Chief Constable of West Midlands Police Sir David Thompson

15 year-old girl stabbed in Shenley Fields

West Midlands Police are launching an appeal following what appears to be an unprovoked knife attack on a 15 year old girl on Shenley Lane in Shenley Fields at around 7pm on Tuesday 1st February. The girl suffered injuries to her wrist and head. The man is described as white, large build, and wearing dark clothing.

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Shenley Lane in Shenley Fields, Birmingham

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