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Round-up

• Naked bike drive through Kingswinford

  Wearing nothing but a crash helmet, shoes and socks this man rode a mini-motorbike down a busy Black Country road in broad daylight. read more

• A moment for poetry

  WHEN you can list your inspirations as Lewis Carroll, A.A Milne and Robert Louis Stevenson, it’s not a bad place to start when writing a debut collection of poetry. read more

• Take action!

  RESIDENTS are calling for safety action on a road with a bad track record after a car demolished a wall. read more

• Future is rosy

  WESTFIELD executives feel the future of the Merry Hill Shopping centre looks promising after half was sold to a Queensland Investment Corporation. read more

• Home for Christmas

  GUTSY Stourbridge soldier Michelle Norris has been enjoying a well-earned rest back at home with her family. read more

• Toilet wins top award

  A CLENT camp site is flushed with success after their toilets scooped the highest toilet accolade available. read more

• Step out

  DUDLEY Council are promoting people to get fit and active by getting involved in one of the many walks being organised in the New Year. read more

• School targets £1.5m

  SUNFIELD School in Clent is continuing its campaign to raise millions of pounds to build new state-of-the-art classrooms for its severely disabled students. read more

• Pedal power

  STAFF and students from Stourbridge College, pedalled away the hours in a 12-hour long sponsored cycle to raise cash for charity. read more

• Homes OK at eyesore

  A WORDSLEY eyesore is to be transformed into plush apartments and townhouses after plans were given the green light. read more

• Crash woman saved by rain

  A WOMAN escaped serious injury after being thrown over the windscreen of a car in Brierley Hill. read more

• MP salutes hard-working students

  STOURBRIDGE MP Lynda Waltho will be guest speaker at tonight's (Thursday's) prize-giving ceremony at King Edward VI College, Stourbridge. read more

• Duo receive MBE award

  Kingswinford fundraiser Gwen Timmins has also been recognised for 20 years of work raising an estimated £50,000 for good causes. read more

• Chris funds Oscar pleas

  A KIND-HEARTED Pedmore man, who started his own charity, has generously donated money to help the future of a poorly youngster. read more

• Sunshine class for students

  Stourbridge students have a enjoyed a Spanish holiday as part of their studies. read more

• 1,000 back skater fight

  NEARLY 1,000 people have signed a petition to help save Stourbridge's cash-strapped skatepark. read more

• Hospitals kick habit

  Cigarette ban by Dudley group read more

• Rare artefacts go under the hammer

  LATE reporter Jack Haden's lifetime plethora of books, historical documents and artefacts are set to go under the hammer this weekend. read more

• Restaurant robbery

  STAFF at a Clent restaurant were petrified following an armed robbery just before midnight on Monday January 1. read more

• Choir in call for members

  VIVA Musica choir are encouraging people to join them and get together for a sing song. read more

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