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Kerry Whitehouse - Lee Trimble

Kerry Whitehouse - Lee Trimble

2:52pm Tuesday 9th September 2008

Kerry Whitehouse married Lee Trimble on Friday August 22.

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Clare Bloomer- Andrew Williams

Clare Bloomer- Andrew Williams

4:32pm Wednesday 3rd September 2008

CLARE Bloomer from Halesowen married Andrew Williams from Quarry Bank on Saturday July 5.

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Catherine Ullah- Adam Marshall

Catherine Ullah- Adam Marshall

3:47pm Wednesday 3rd September 2008

CATHERINE Ullah from Halesowen married Adam Marshall from Pedmore on Saturday May 31.

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Helen Castle - Lloyd Carter

Helen Castle - Lloyd Carter

3:41pm Wednesday 3rd September 2008

HELEN Castle married Lloyd Carter on Friday February 8.

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Laura Emma Husband – Craig Andrew Haycock

5:22pm Monday 28th April 2008

Laura Emma Husband married Craig Andrew Haycock on Friday March 7.

Yvette Tromans – Colin Brimacombe

4:46pm Friday 12th October 2007

Yvette Tromans married Colin Brimacombe on Saturday July 7.

Melanie Quinlivan – Michael Patrick

5:04pm Thursday 9th August 2007

Melanie Quinlivan married Michael Patrick on Friday June 1.

Marie Nicholls – Mark Bowen

5:03pm Thursday 9th August 2007

Marie Nicholls married Mark Bowen on Saturday June 23.

Lisa Whittaker – David Homer

5:03pm Thursday 9th August 2007

Lisa Whittaker married David Homer on Sunday June 30.

Happy couple flying high

The happy couple, Gemma and Craig, arrive at their wedding reception after a surprise helicopter trip.

12:10pm Wednesday 18th July 2007

A SEDGLEY couple were treated to the high life on their wedding day with a surprise helicopter trip.

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National Sport News

Lawrence injury taking its toll

Liam Lawrence

Updated 11:10am Sunday 12th October 2008

Stoke midfielder Liam Lawrence has revealed his ankle injury is taking longer to recover from than expected.


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Your Say Your Halesowen

Is there any chance you can start to deliver your paper to the residents of Hunnington and Romsley again? After reading the news, I then take it to my mother to read as she no longer gets it. It is so unfair to the residents who are now subjected to read about news from the Bromsgrove area. How many residents of Romsley and Hunnington actually give a monkey’s about Whychbold, Droitwich, Barnt Green and the like. There are still items of news regarding the two villages still being printed in your paper but cannot be read by those residents. Fair?, I think not. Please start delivering again. If anyone else agrees, please bombard the News by proxy on behalf of these residents.  − Dave Bolton, Halesowen

We want the News back in Romsley and Hunnington! »

I have the answer to death island. First of all we have to look at the main problems which are :- TOO many cars using it, vehicles of differing levels of acceleration,trucks which are 50 feet long, buses to name but a few. So what is the answer, well first of all, lets look at the amount of cars, note, I said cars not vehicles We should buy some coaches and rent or buy land that could be used to park their cars somewhere in that location so they could drive to this field, park their car and be ferried to Birmingham by coach. We could call this PARK and RIDE. I bet nobody has ever thought of that – well every body except our local councils actually.  − Adrian Payne, Cradley Heath

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Greyhounds seeking homes in Halesowen

A charity which rehomes retired greyhounds is holding an event in Halesowen town centre.

Charity applaud Quinton MP's campaign

A charity has named Quinton MP Gisela Stuart ‘Parliamentarian of the Month’ for her efforts to improve road safety.

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Turn over a new leaf this autumn

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Pink beat Oasis to the number one spot in the singles chart
Pink beats Oasis to number one spot

American pop singer Pink emerged victorious over British rockers Oasis by claiming a number one single, the Official UK Charts Company said.

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Human evolution is grinding to a halt, according to a leading genetics expert.

Mark Ramprakash
Ramprakash banned

Mark Ramprakash has been suspended for the first two LV County Championship matches of next season for repeatedly swearing at an umpire.


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