WITH the general election coming up on December 12, local candidates for parliament have been hitting the streets around Dudley canvassing for votes. Going into the election, three of the four seats in the region were held by Conservative candidates
FIVE shops on Brierley Hill high street have been hit with closure orders over the sale of illegal tobacco. Eazy Shop, Day 2 Day, Istanbul, Polo Mini Market and ASA Mini Market have been ordered to close for a minimum of three months by Dudley Magistrates
THE hard work and dedication of individuals and groups who are working to make the borough a better place to live and work were celebrated at the second Forging a Future For All Awards. Organised by the Halesowen and Dudley News and Stourbridge
AN investigation is underway after a man was attacked with a knife in Netherton. A 36-year-old man was injured after being reportedly slashed across the neck following a disagreement with another man. An ambulance was called to the scene on Halesowen
AN ambulance responding to a 999 call ended up on its side after a crash with a car close to Merry Hill. The ambulance was on blue lights with sirens when it was involved with a collision with a car at the junction of The Boulevard and Coppice Lane
DUDLEY Council said it is having to rethink plans after mainstream schools rejected a proposal to switch £1 million into education for children with disabilities. The dismissal came as headteachers and governors said there is a complete lack of
A ‘David and Goliath’ campaign by people to save a wildlife corridor in Oldbury looks set to be won after council officers recommended refusing planning permission. Councillors in Sandwell have been advised to reject a proposed industrial development
DEDICATED individuals and groups working to make the Dudley borough a better place to live and work have been rewarded for their efforts at the second Forging a Future For All Awards. The awards, organised by the Halesowen and Dudley News and Stourbridge
