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• IT boss finds the answers

  BUSINESS is booming for a Stourbridge entrepreneur as he moves closer to achieving a million. read more

• Horse appeal

  BELBROUGHTON'S Animal Sanctuary and Protection are to hold a coffee morning to raise cash for a miniature horse. read more

• Good causes are in vogue

  THE Kingswinford and Stourbridge Lions Club is holding a fashion show to raise cash for charity. read more

• Trail set to top record

  MORE than 700 walkers across the borough have already signed up for the popular Dudley Trail and organisers are hoping to smash the record of getting 2,700 people to sign up for one of the five walks on offer. read more

• Helping hand

  A KINGSWINFORD mother of three is giving up her time to help the organisation which supported her when she was pregnant. read more

• Shining citizens

  WEST Mercia Constabulary is urging residents in Clent, Belbroughton and Hagley to nominate young people who have made an outstanding contribution to their local community. read more

• Thank you

  MARY Stevens Hospice has raised £358 from a street collection to raise money for the charity. read more

• Work to begin on new play area

  WORK is set to start on a new play area with a range of attractions for young children in Amblecote. read more

• Event to warn of care in the sun

  USEFUL advice on how to be careful in the sun will be offered by health experts at a week-long event held at Russells Hall Hospital. read more

• Tot’s appeal at half way mark

  THE parents of a Kingswinford tot born with a rare condition are amazed they have already reached the half way mark in their £100,000 campaign to give him a better start in life. read more

• Drinkers toast a milestone

  STOURBRIDGE drinkers are raising a glass to toast a milestone in the history of the town’s annual beer festival. read more

• Vow to bring back festival

  WORDSLEY Festival organisers have vowed to come back bigger and better next year after being forced to shelve this year’s summer fun-day. read more

• Historic presentation makes £2.5K

  CIVIC dignitaries enjoyed a charity dinner and bucks fizz reception as the Mayor and Mayoress of Dudley received a piece of history. read more

• Tributes to tragic mum

  Disorder ‘affects one in a million’
  THE FUNERAL of a Brierley Hill mother who died suddenly was filled to the brim with friends and family paying tributes. read more

• Gardening tips

  AN award-winning landscape gardener will be helping ambitious gardeners to create water features at Stourbridge College's horticulture and conservation open day. read more

• ‘Dirty’ pub boss fined

  A CLENT licensee has been fined £2,000 after environmental health officers found parts of his pub failed to meet minimum standards of cleanliness. read more

• Wacky film’s spot in semi

  IT’S lights, camera, action for a pair of young filmmakers who reached the semi-finals of a national competition. read more

• Park hosts day of fun

  LIVE music and medieval jousting are two attractions for a major May Day event at a Stourbridge Park. read more

• Car seized

  COPS have seized a car from a teenage tearaway after he ignored warnings to stop terrorising people in Hagley. read more

• National plea to save tunnel site

  CAMPAIGNERS fighting to keep Drakelow Tunnels near Kinver safe from development are urging a national charity or organisation to step in and preserve the historic site. read more

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