The West Midlands' Class of 2025 (part one)

Nina Das Gupta unveils the first part of our Class Of 2025, some of the most inspiring and successful creatives where we live, including:

• The Wolverhampton kings and queens of improvised comedy, who took suggestions from you and created sketches exclusively for us!

• With 250,000 followers on Facebook, discover Shropshire comedian Sarah Stenton, who's making waves by making the menopause hilarious.

• She's been blown up, set on fire and green screen'd galore, discover Leominster's Laura Lake, who opens up on life as a stunt performer in blockbuster TV and films.

• Get to know Aimee Abbey, the influencer from Staffordshire with over 55,000 followers online, as the non-outdoorsy, outdoorsy mum.

• The Stourbridge-based, Kidderminster-born filmmaker, Nick J Townsend, who was one of the most surprising success stories of the year: His first his first-ever foray at stop motion saw his music video getting picked up in film festivals around the world.

• His passion for performing has seen him travel the country for three years full time, blowing people's minds with the most exceptional magic. Meet Angus Baskerville, from Warwickshire, a trailblazing young creative.

• He's the four-legged Worcestershire star who's picked up his own podcast and book in the past 12 months. Rusty the rescue, from Kidderminster, alongside his owners, reflects on life as a new author.

• In an extraordinary 12 months for the Erdington poet-come-martial artist, Joe Cook shares his extraordinary tribute to the late, great Ozzy Osbourne.

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