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  • Cradley church to hold concert to boost clock appeal

    IT will be a family affair when a Cradley church holds a free concert this weekend. St Peter’s Parish Church, on Church Road, is hosting ‘Choir, Organ and Brass’ on Saturday (May 18) at 2.30pm. Guest organist Jean Holloway – from the choir of

  • Clash of the Titans will be Stourbridge season finale

    STOURBRIDGE rugby players are preparing to clash for cash in an annual season-end event at Stourton Park. The Clash of the Titans is an annual match between social sides at Stourbridge Rugby Club to raise money for a good cause. This year's contest

  • Traffic jams in Rowley Regis due to five-way temporary lights

    FIVE-WAY temporary traffic lights have caused chaos in Rowley Regis as electrical engineers carry out emergency repair work. Work on a faulty cable on the bridge at the end of Garratts Lane has led to delays in journeys around the Powke Lane roundabout

  • Man stabbed at house in Dudley

    A 51-YEAR-old man is in hospital after being stabbed in the back at his Dudley home. The stabbing took place at Tudor House on Highgate Road, just after 10.30am on Monday (May 13). Police say a group of men are understood to have been banging

  • New council leader chosen in controversial vote

    YVONNE Davies has been chosen as the leader of Sandwell Council in a tightly fought contest where the margin of victory was just two votes. Cllr Davies beat Cradley Heath and Old Hill councillor Ann Shackleton by 35 to 33 at the annual general meeting

  • Police stage day of action in Halesowen

    POLICE officers are out and about across Halesowen for an 'All Out Day' of action today (Tuesday). Officers are in the town's bus station with a knife arch and will be listening to people's concerns at the cop shop in the Cornbow Shopping Centre

  • Teen arrested after school assault

    A TEENAGER has been arrested after violence broke out at Oldbury Academy. The 14-year-old boy – who can’t be named for legal reasons – was detained after the assault at the Pound Lane-based school yesterday (Monday). West Midlands Police said

  • £5k fundraiser tribute to Halesowen businessman

    FRIENDS and family of a popular Halesowen businessman who died just ten days after being diagnosed with leukaemia are set to get muddy with their canine companions to raise £5k for charity in his memory. Spencer Digby, who ran Spencer Signs, in

  • ‘No plans’ for Budden Road travellers’ site

    CLAIMS that a controversial plan to build a travellers’ site in Coseley would be reintroduced by Conservatives if they win control of the council have been denied by the party’s leader. Cllr Patrick Harley said if his party succeeds in taking power

  • Merry Hill to support shopper's mental health

    INTU Merry Hill has joined forces with Dudley and Walsall Mental Health NHS Trust to help shopper's mental health. A range of mental wellbeing workshops will take place today (Tuesday May 14) including one-to-one drop-in counselling sessions, referrals