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  • Classy Cradley clip Pegasus' wings

    CRADLEY Town clinched a cracking 3-1 win over high-flying Pegasus Juniors this week. The prolific partnership of Scott Devlin and Chris Bladen both struck against, taking their total tally this season to 20 already while Alex Mallen made it three

  • Corner shop re-opens in Cradley after fire

    A FIRE-hit convenience store in Cradley has re-opened more than two months after flames destroyed thousands of pounds worth of stock and electrical equipment. Raf and Nazma Ali were forced to close the Safebuys store, Colley Lane, while repairs

  • Dance the night away on the high seas with Saga Holidays

    WHETHER passengers have ants in their pants or want to shake a leg Saga Holidays offers unrivalled access to the dancefloor on their cruises. From Motown to Glen Miller and classical to jazz there is plenty to choose from on Saga’s Ruby and Pearl

  • Date switch for Halesowen Victorian Fair in search of sunshine

    NEXT year’s Victorian Fair in Halesowen is to be moved from June to July in the hope of better weather after this year’s downpour. Although the rain at the fair on June 15 failed to dampen spirits, organisers hope the move to July will make sunshine

  • Penning life story helped Oldbury gran beat her demons

     A GRANDMOTHER, whose life was blighted by cancer and the death of her daughters’ unborn babies, worked through her demons by writing her autobiography, which has just been published. Patricia Parkes, from Oldbury, was angry at the pain her two

  • Old Hales crash to first defeat

    OLD Halesonians had a shock to the system this week when they suffered a 28-22 defeat at home to Sandbach in National Three Midlands. It was Hales first reverse of the season, although not quite enough to knock them off top spot. Team boss

  • Thomas joy at world championship bronze

    EARLS Gymnastic Club were basking in the glory of 24-year-old member Kristian Thomas this week after he claimed a bronze medal at the World Gymnastic Championships in Belgium. Thomas followed up his Olympic bronze by becoming the first-ever British

  • Penney gives Hill selection headache for Marske FA Cup trip

    YOUNGSTER Nigel Penney has given Halesowen Town boss John Hill a selection dilemma ahead of the eagerly awaited FA Third Qualifying Round tie at Marske United on Saturday. Hill was delighted with former Blackheath and Tipton striker’s display against