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  • MP delighted at new PPS role

    STOURBRIDGE MP Margot James has spoken of her delight at becoming Parliamentary Private Secretary to William Hague.The Conservative MP was given the new job working for the former Foreign Secretary turned Leader of the House of Commons in a reshuffle

  • Dudley church to host service to remember WWI heroes

    PEOPLE across the borough are invited to remember those who gave their lives in the First World War at a church service marking 100 years since the conflict began. The Mayor of Dudley, Councillor Margaret Aston, will be among the civic dignitaries

  • Stourbridge pub landlord calls time and moves on

    A POPULAR Stourbridge pub will call last orders on Saturday night (August 2). After 10 years at the helm of The Swan, on Hagley Road, Nick Edwards has decided to call it a day. Mr Edwards said he employed two full time and five or six part-time

  • Stour claim determined win at Brewood

    STOURBRIDGE notched up their first win since the end of May by beating third-placed Brewood in Division Two of the Birmingham League.The well earned 20 points mean Stour go up just one place to seventh on 144 points. Penkridge (189) and Leamington Spa

  • Oldswinford cyclists raise £7,000 after 500-mile charity ride

    FOUR courageous cyclists fromOldswinford pulled out all the stops when they completed a compelling charity bike ride from Yorkshire to Paris.Medical salesman Mark Upton, Aberystwyth University student Tom Swingler, Marco Di Leo - who works for Hewlett

  • Wollaston pub to raise funds for Macmillan

    A WOLLASTON pub will host an afternoon of family fun to raise funds for a good cause. The event at Graham's Place will pit master bakers against each other with a cake competition, keep children entertained with a bouncy castle and face painting

  • Bulldozers call time on The Prince of Wales

    BULLDOZERS have finally called time on former Stourbridge celebrity pub The Prince of Wales which has been demolished to make way for new homes after a long legal wrangle.During its heyday, the Hagley Road pub played host to many famous faces ranging

  • Campaigning Hagley doc gears up to march for the NHS

    A CAMPAIGNING Hagley doctor is among hundreds of people worried about the future of the NHS gearing up for a march to Parliament. Dr David Nicholl, consultant neurologist working in Birmingham, will be taking part in the People's March for the

  • Blackpool's back with fun for all the family

    Blackpool has always been my favourite seaside resort - I have fond memories of riding a donkey along the beach as a child, exploring the piers and being amazed by the illuminations. It remains the perfect family holiday destination -children and

  • Stourbridge widows invited to join social group

    WIDOWS in Stourbridge are being invited to join a social networking group to help rebuild their social life. Women who have lost their partners are encouraged to get in touch with The Jolly Dollies so they can organise social events in the area