DUDLEY’S regeneration hopes have stepped in the right direction as hundreds of jobs have been created at the DY5 enterprise zone in the space of two years. The multi-million business site in Brierley Hill has seen the creation of over 600 jobs
THE inquest has opened into the deaths of two young brothers from Dudley who were killed in a horror car crash last week. Brothers Sanjay Singh, aged 10, and Pawanveer Singh, aged 23 months, were killed when the car they were travelling in with
CAMPAIGNERS in Blackheath are "shocked" after popular town businessman Nagi Daya Singh was removed from a list of people who can be chosen to stand as candidates in May's local elections. Nagi, who is known as 'Mr Blackheath' after running gift
A HISTORIC organisation known across the world is offering people the chance to have a peek inside its Masonic Hall Building in Halesowen. An open day is set to take place from 10am until 3pm on Saturday, March 30, at the Freemasons' ‘Newfields
THE West Midlands crime commissioner has vowed attacks on mosques it the region will not be tolerated following a series of incidents in Birmingham. Police are investigating five reports of damage to buildings, including that a man was seen smashing
A WOMAN has died after a van and a lorry crashed on the M5 near Quinton. Medics were called to the northbound carriageway of the M5 in Quinton, shortly after 5.15am this morning (March 21). An ambulance, a paramedic officer and a MERIT trauma
DRIVERS have been told to expect delays following a serious collision on the M5 near to Halesowen. The M5 is currently closed in the northbound direction near Junction 3 at Quinton, between the exit and entry slips. It is expected to be closed
TEACHERS forced a Halesowen schoolboy to do PE with a broken kneecap, claims his distraught mother. Seven-year-old Brandon Hunt fractured his patella during a playground fall at Olive Hill Primary School last week. But Brandon's mother Sammie
A GORNAL school has sent a warning to parents after a pupil was approached by a stranger on their way to school. A text was sent from Ellowes Hall Sports College March 20 telling parents to remind their children 'to remain vigilant and safe'.
