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Round-up
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Hospital fire ‘was arson’
FIRE crews from Stourbridge and Brierley Hill were called out to a arson attack at the former Wordsley hospital site. read more
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Badger to host awards
THE APPRENTICE star Ruth Badger is to host this year's Black Country Hotel and Tourism awards. read more
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Family’s farewell to brave Gat, 20
Cancer victim fantastic guy' read more
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Fairtrade bid for shoppers
STOURBRIDGE shoppers will be able to do a good deal to help tackle global poverty during the coming weeks. read more
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Schools plans stylish launch
A HAGLEY school is set to unveil its new £12m extension with a lavish production of a popular play. read more
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Students take to high seas
STUDENTS of a Stourbridge school took to the stage to walk the plank in their performance of "Shiver Me Timbers." read more
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Builders back college plans
STOURBRIDGE College's Advanced Technology Centre is to expand thanks to a partnership with construction company Carillion. read more
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Centre top again
A DUDLEY training centre is going from strength to strength' after being awarded the highest accolade for the second time. read more
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More speed cameras
DUDLEY motorists are being warned about new speed cameras which will soon be installed across the borough in a crackdown of accident blackspots. read more
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Nightmare over trains
RESIDENTS close to a Stourbridge Junction railway station say revving trains are causing strain by giving them sleepless nights. read more
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Racing to success!
A CLASSIC motorbike with a racing spirit is catching a host of awards at custom shows around the UK. read more
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Road works date due
The date for work to start to Brierley Hill's road improvement is expected to be announced in the next couple of weeks. read more
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Council acts on waste concerns
BROMSGROVE District Council wants residents to know it has taken their concerns over waste to heart by launching a new service. read more
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Village set for fun day
VILLAGERS in Hagley are gearing up for a fun-packed summer with events aimed at bringing the community together. read more
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Hospice in office scheme
THE fundraising team at Mary Stevens hospice is hoping to be granted planning permission for new offices. read more
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Store staff pull in cash
BIG-HEARTED staff at Waitrose in Stourbridge hope to raise cash for drama students by staging a series of fun-filled fundraisers. read more
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Have your say on hospital site
COUNCILLOR Geoff Johnston is urging people to have their say on what historic features they would like to see preserved on the soon-to-be-developed Wordsley Hospital site. read more
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Healthy lessons for pupils
YOUNGSTERS at a Wall Heath school got life saving tips with help of a permanently sick patient. read more
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Dad’s epic cycle ride for charity
A HAGLEY cricketer will be ditching his bat and ball and getting on his bike to help raise more than £50,000 for charity. read more
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MP backs seal products ban
DUDLEY South MP Ian Pearson is backing calls for a Europe-wide ban on Canadian seal products. read more
