POLICE investigating a robbery on the Clent Hills have issued an image of a man they want to speak to. West Mercia Police officers want to talk to 26-year-old Harkaran Ghuman as they believe he may be able to help with their enquiries into an incident
NEW food hygiene ratings have been awarded to Dudley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. The following ratings have been given to five restaurants, cafes or canteens: • Rated 5: McDonalds Restaurants Limited at Kent
A BUILDER from Sedgley has pleaded guilty to murdering a 58-year-old client at her home in Dudley earlier this year. Peter Norgrove, Brownswall Road, appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court today (Monday December 4) and admitting killing Sharon Gordon
TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular former Mayor of Dudley who has died after a short illness. The death of former councillor Bill Cody, who was Mayor of the borough in 1996-7, has left political colleagues across Dudley in shock. Chief executive
A PLAN to build 190 homes and a new primary school on a former Sandwell golf course has been approved – despite receiving 200 objections. Sandwell Council’s planning committee supported a move to build the new housing, school and a new public park
FIRE chiefs have concluded the huge blaze at Pensnett Trading Estate was likely accidental. Last Thursday’s fire, which destroyed an industrial unit on the estate saw 60 firefighters deployed to tackle the flames at the height of the incident.
HEALTHCARE workers in Dudley are taking strike action over the failure of their employer to pay them a lump-sum payment they say they’re owed, Unite has confirmed. Around 60 members of the Unite trade union, who are contracted to work for Mitie
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to convert a former pub into a 21-bed HMO has been given the go-ahead by a Government inspector - who has overruled the council. A 300-signature petition against the bid to turn the former Hollybush pub in The Uplands, Smethwick
