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  • Dudley Council tax row over proposed increase

    A NEAR five per cent tax increase in Dudley will go through despite Labour councillors voting against, the leader of the council has said. Councillor Patrick Harley predicted his party’s budget will be passed after opponents claimed the government

  • Halesowen personal trainer, 27, to open town centre studio

    A PERSONAL trainer is excited to be opening his own studio in his hometown of Halesowen. Jak Woolley, of Feldon Lane, runs JW Personal Training and is gearing up to open a studio on High Street, Halesowen. The 27-year-old has transformed an

  • Inquest opened into death of Cradley Heath teenager

    AN INQUEST opened this week into the death of a Cradley Heath teenager. Jaedan Kirby, aged 16, of Unitt Drive, died in the QE Hospital in Birmingham on February 2. An inquest into the teenager's death, from asphyxia and hanging, was opened

  • Call for apology over hedge cutting in Halesowen

    A CAMPAIGNER says Dudley Council should apologise to Halesowen residents after it "completely disregarded" their wishes and cut a hedge along Hagley Road down below an agreed level. Last year shocked residents stopped contractors from chopping down

  • Warning over Covid vaccine scam in Dudley borough

    A SCAM which preys on people’s hope for a coronavirus vaccine and attempts to obtain their bank details has been reported in Dudley borough. Dudley Council’s scams unit, which is part of Dudley Trading Standards has had reports from concerned residents

  • Bravery of bereaved Halesowen teacher battling cancer

    A CHARITY has paid tribute to the bravery of a Halesowen mum fighting cancer - two years after losing a child. Amanda Allen 'braved the shave' for the Edwards Trust bereavement charity, who had supported her after she had a late miscarriage and