TOP jazz artists from across the country will perform in Halesowen this weekend There will be a series of toe-tapping performances in Somers Square in the town centre on Saturday July 27. The event, which runs from 11am till 5pm, is one of a
DUDLEY Market will continue to be run by Tudor Markets after the company was granted a two-year extension by Dudley Council. Tudor took over the running of the market in March 2017, with the option for a two-year extension subject to performance
BOSS Paul Smith says he's learned a lot from Halesowen Town's last two pre-season performances. The Yeltz lost 2-1 at home to Stourbridge last Saturday before drawing 1-1 at Lye Town on Tuesday night. The boss was happy with the way his players
FOUR teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of burglary after an eagle-eyed member of the public spotted suspicious behaviour while watching last night's storm. A Stourbridge resident raised the alarm after spotting a group behaving suspiciously
A NEW row has broken out over the future of Cradley Community Centre and whether it involves councillor Tim Crumpton. Leader of Dudley Council councillor Patrick Harley said it had removed councillor Crumpton as the centre's trustee after a series
THE Bishop of Dudley bid 'ta-ra a bit' to the Black Country with an emotional celebration at the Black Country Museum. Hundreds of people joined a service of praise, prayer and thanksgiving at the 'big top' in the Tipton Road museum to say goodbye
200 TONS of household waste were set alight when a blaze ripped through a recycling waste facility in Oldbury. Fire crews were called to the Biffa waste management site on Tat Bank Road just before 6am on July 24. At the height of the blaze
BUS services across the Dudley borough could be in line for a shake up later this year, with more direct bus links to Russells Hall Hospital planned. Operator National Express West Midlands has launched a consultation and survey into the plans to
