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Cradley Heath Flower & Gardening Club

3:22pm Tuesday 20th July 2010

At the July club evening our 'Bride and Groom' Pauline & Wes Holloway were presented with a photo album and large framed photo for their participation in the June evening of Weddings Designs.

Hawne and Halesowen TG

3:09pm Tuesday 20th July 2010

Chairman Sandra Halshore opened the June meeting and welcomed everyone.

Blackheath Townswomen’s Guild

3:07pm Tuesday 20th July 2010

Doreen Armstrong welcomed 48 members to our June meeting.

Halesowen Global Justice Group/United Reformed Church

3:01pm Tuesday 20th July 2010

Craig Murray, writer, Human Rights activist and former British ambassador to Uzbekistan gave an assembled audience in The United Church a real night to remember on Wednesday June 23.

Nifty Fifty Club

11:36am Monday 21st June 2010

The spring programme at the club has proven to be very successful and well supported.

Halesowen Flower Club

11:33am Monday 21st June 2010

Colours rich and Glorious brightened the stage at the Cornbow Hall in June, when the club's special open evening and fundraiser for Help for Heroes took place.

Cradley Heath Flower & Gardening Club

11:37am Monday 21st June 2010

Our June evening was most wonderful in every way! Sandra Bright created stunning arrangements using delicate foliage Bridal Wreath (spirea), ivy, ruskus and leatherleaf ferns creating inspirational Floral Wedding Designs with lillies, lianthus, gerberas, carnations and golden rod (solidago) from hoops for bridesmaids, to pew ends, chair backs for the Reception, Church and Top Table arrangements.

Halesowen Flower Club

2:54pm Thursday 3rd June 2010

The Shenstone Theatre saw a full house for the May demonstration and plant sale.

Halesowen Gardeners' Club

2:47pm Thursday 3rd June 2010

Halesowen Gardeners’ Club held their monthly meeting on Monday May 10 in the Shenstone Theatre above the library.

Blackheath M Townswomen’s Guild

2:39pm Thursday 3rd June 2010

Our chairman Doreen Armstrong, welcomed 55 members to our May meeting.

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Your Say Your Halesowen

I CAN OUTDO Mick Freer (News, 15 July) when it comes to the grumpiest old man. I think from my own list, below, the matter is settled in my favour! The Dudley rail line that for decades has only had ghost trains on it but no commuter and inter-city trains would be a real boon for the three Black Country boroughs it passes through. All our councillors are quite happy for it to remain empty alongside the commuter congested roads. They want Metro trams on the middle section only but have failed to get the trams in 30 years. A quite absurd state of affairs. Utter idiocy! There is another bright spot in all of this. Cllr Ray Burston has the decency to reply to my e-mails. And, he's not even my councillor! Mick Freer has always been strong on civic pride. Such a pity that our members and officers in the town do not share his sense of civic pride.  − Tim Weller, Halesowen

Shame councillors don’t share Mick’s civic pride »

RECENTLY our son along with two others were assaulted in Halesowen. He was with a large group of youngsters and this was a terrifying event for everyone there. Our son was badly injured and required hospitalisation. We would like to thank the young people who bravely came to his rescue, administered first aid and called for the police and the ambulance. We would also like to thank some men who helped lead him to safety. We have been overwhelmed by the messages of goodwill for our son's recovery – he is well loved locally. Unfortunately he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and even though this attack has broken our hearts it has been reassuring to see a community come together and has restored our faith in humankind.  − Stephen and Sandra Derham, Halesowen

Such kindness after attack »



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