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• Slow progress for Stourbridge speed campaign

  COUNCIL officers have been told to do extra homework on a report about speed limits in Stourbridge's Old Quarter. read more

• Thousands pick up emergency cards

  A MASSIVE 10,000 potentially life-saving emergency cards have been picked up by residents across the Dudley borough in just four months. read more

• Staff toast double success

  STAFF at a Stourbridge old people's home are toasting a double success after securing two awards. read more

• Cash from carols announced

  CAROL singers from Wollaston Methodist Church struck a chord with villagers when they collected £100 on Saturday December 22 for NCH the children's charity. read more

• Carer's course proving popular

  A NEW course designed to help carers move on after a bereavement or if the person they were looking after has moved into residential care has proved popular - with only a few places remaining. read more

• Extra cash for home upgrades

  ELDERLY and disabled people in Dudley could benefit from extra cash to pay for more home adaptations to help them live independently in their homes. read more

• Extra cash for home upgrades

  ELDERLY and disabled people in Dudley could benefit from extra cash to pay for more home adaptations to help them live independently in their homes. read more

• Kids gather for Islam expo

  SHOPPERS and children have been discovering more about Islam by trying their hand at henna painting during an exhibition at Merry Hill this week. read more

• New move to tackle fire crew shortage

  PART-time firefighting cover for Kinver is more than a third down, it emerged this week, as a recruitment drive was launched to overcome the shortage. read more

• Doc's movie in line for a BAFTA

  A FILM featuring a campaigning Hagley doctor is in the frame for an award at this year's BAFTAs. read more

On this day: Round-up