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  • Halesowen man sets sights on New York Marathon

    AN asthmatic from Halesowen is pounding the pavements in readiness for his first major run - the New York Marathon - to raise funds to help other sufferers. Bank manager Rob Smith will fulfil a lifelong ambition when he takes part in the gruelling

  • Baby-faced drug dealer caught red handed in Oldbury caravan

    A BABY-FACED father, who fronted a cannabis and amphetamines factory in an Oldbury caravan, has been given a suspended sentence. Adam George, aged 22, was only arrested after police officers called at his house on a routine inquiry but smelt

  • Halesowen footballers kicked off home pitch by travellers

    TWO Halesowen football teams have been turfed off their own pitch by travellers who have set up an illegal camp on their ground. The Warley League Woodgate Sports First and Reserve teams, based at the Old Crown pub, Carters Lane, were dismayed at the

  • Teens to do battle at Cradley Heath library

    TEENAGERS can indulge in War Hammer war games and a figurine painting workshop at Cradley Heath Library, Upper High Street, on Wednesday (August 25) from 10.30am until 12.45pm in a pilot session for a monthly club for youngsters aged from 12, which will

  • Titanic production for Black Country monument maker

    BLACK Country monument maker Luke Perry is turning his skills to TV presenting, fronting a Channel Four series on the building of the Titanic. The 27-year-old, who family has been chain making in Cradley Heath for 200 years, said the chance to work