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• Specialist Struck Off

  Branded a conman and stripped of his title, the ‘doctor’ in damning dossier of shame smiles on... read more

• Area’s united future

  JOBS could be created for Brierley Hill if exciting new plans to redevelop the area are approved by the Secretary of State. read more

• Mark’s motoring career...

  A BRIERLEY Hill worker who is a driving force in his sales office is celebrating after winning a £9,000 car. read more

• College bid to buy site

  STOURBRIDGE COLLEGE have put in an application to purchase the land of the former Brierley Hill Swimming Baths site. read more

• Volunteer plea

  A GROUP who take care of a Stourbridge conservation area are calling for volunteers to help spruce up the site. read more

• More misery for motorists

  ENGINEERS are planning diversions in Wordsley as work on road improvements gets into top gear. read more

• Trains boss backs tram

  TRAINS Minister Tom Harris took a ride on Stourbridge's revolutionary Parry People Mover to see the environmentally-friendly tram in action. read more

• Restaurant bid has OK

  A DERELICT shop in Lye has been given the go-ahead to extend and improve its appearance despite concerns over its function. read more

• Tale of tax, spin and lap dancing!

  WORDSLEY Amateur Dramatic Society is staging political farce Pardon Me Prime Minister later this month. read more

• Sat nav stolen in Belbroughton

  TWO teenagers made off with a Belbroughton man's satellite navigation system last night (Wednesday January 24). read more

• Orders extend on doc

  GENERAL Medical Council chiefs have extended conditions imposed on botch doctor Andrew Gbinigie for a further nine months. read more

• ... and have a say on hometown too!

  BLACK Country citizens are being offered the chance to have a say in the future of their hometowns. read more

• Speak out on estate moves

  DUDLEY Council wants people to have their say on the future of a historic Wordsley site earmarked for housing. read more

• Schools unite for exchange project

  OLD Swinford Hospital Sixth Form students will get the chance to do some of their studies at a Lower Gornal school under a unique borough co-operation scheme. read more

• Tot’s legacy still lives on

  THE story of a toddler's battle against cancer is helping children fight the disease years after his tragic death. read more

• Death knell for heritage

  A HISTORIC house in Amblecote is to be knocked down to make way for new houses after a planning permission decision was overturned. read more

• Duo earn big break

  TWO UNSIGNED Stourbridge stars are being given the chance to shine at a talent show in Birmingham. read more

• Rotary’s windfall

  A ROTARY club get-together at benevolent businessman Geoff Hill's home helped raise more than £500 for Stourbridge Age Concern. read more

• Campaigners in alcohol ban win

  RESIDENTS and councillors have welcomed a long-awaited alcohol ban in the HIgh Street of Lye. read more

• Gear up for celebration

  STOURBRIDGE will play host to one of its biggest ever St George's Day celebrations when the official borough event is held in the town in April. read more

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