Older drivers who want to remain on the road for longer are being invited to free road safety sessions taking place across the Black Country. The sessions are organised by the four Black Country councils, West Midlands Police, West Midlands Fire
Older drivers who want to remain on the road for longer are being invited to free road safety sessions taking place across the Black Country. The sessions are organised by the four Black Country councils, West Midlands Police, West Midlands Fire
YOUNG musicians from one of the country’s top conservatoires will be performing at a Kingswinford church next month. Fourth year students from The Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester will present An Evening of British Chamber Music on
THE row over plans to find a permanent travellers site in the borough rumbles on, after opposition councillors put the brakes on Labour's proposals. The plans put forward by the Labour-run council recommended that a controversial proposed site on
Urgent calls to put the brakes on speeding motorists have been made after a biker who crashed in a Halesowen street was left fighting for his life. The horrific crash happened on Hawne Lane on February 8 when the 37-year-old rider hit a stationary
COUNCIL chief Cllr Qada Zada paid a visit to his former school to announce a raft of polices to tackle youth unemployment and back 'Dudley jobs for Dudley people'. Cllr Zada met with pupils at the Link Academy where he unveiled a series of unemployment
WORRIED Wordsley and Kingswinford residents are invited to a meeting to voice their views about fears nearby Green Belt land could be developed for housing. Dudley South MP Mike Wood has organised the meeting which will take place on Thursday February
