STOURBRIDGE racer Richard Sykes will make a long-awaited return to rallying next weekend when he takes part in the Jim Clark Challenge Rally with co-driver Janice Moore. It will be Sykes’ first event of the year and his first on tarmac since he successfully
Stourbridge business telecoms company Armstrong Bell is celebrating ten years in business. In the same week in May 2001 that Steve Jobs opened the very first Apple Store in Washington, Stourbridge-born telecoms specialists William Copley and
LYE took advantage of some awful fielding to claim a six wicket win at Division Three rivals Enville. After a slow start Greg Tomkins (113) and Jay Willis (64) added 155 to set up a competitive total of 276-8 for the home side. Bhanu Nehra (3 for 65
Our May meeting was a very special one, and involved the business end of women’s Institutes throughout the country, as we debated and voted on our resolutions for this year. We had two to deal with, first “This meeting urges HM Government to maintain
The May meeting, held on a fine spring evening, opened with a flurry of activity around the new “sales table”, manned by Joan and Dell. The chairman Audrey Phipps gave a warm welcome to everyone. She gave us the sad new of the death of Olive Gripton
BOROUGH residents over 50 years-old are invited to take part in a diverse range of free activities on offer at the Age UK Dudley, Merry Hill and Netherton Activity Centres. Run by new initiative Springboard Project, the sessions on subjects including
LET Loose’s single Crazy For You sold 400,000 copies and was only kept from the number one slot by the massive success of Wet Wet Wet’s Love is All Around. Before their recent Stourbridge gig the band took time to record a video interview with
