AN exciting game between local rivals eventually saw Kidderminster win 26-14 against a much-changed Stour side. This now leaves the Lions to concentrate on trying for promotion having gone out in both cups. The game started with great pressure
DIRECTOR of rugby Neil Mitchell has issued a rallying cry for fans to get behind Stourbridge for their crucial clash with Leicester Lions. The promotion rivals will go head-to-head at Stourton Park this Saturday (3pm), with both sides looking to
LONG-RUNNING Stourbridge tribute band Bee Gees Fever hope to bring a bit of 'night fever' to Kidderminster next month. The band, who have been wowing audiences across the UK and Europe since 1999, will be warming up for their 2017 UK tour with
AFTER 50 years of performing at Brierley Hill Civic Hall, Cradley Heath Amateur Operatic Society is moving to Stourbridge. CHAOS, the Black Country’s longest-established amateur operatic society, have announced that they will relocate to Stourbridge
URGENT repairs are finally being carried out at an historic Stourbridge church which has successfully secured £149,100 from the Heritage Lottery Fund.Vital work to repair the deteriorating and dangerous exterior stonework at St Thomas’ Church in Market
DUDLEY Council’s online payment system is going to be unavailable for three days in February. The current system, including the automated payment telephone system and online payments via the council website, will be down from 7.45pm on Tuesday,
A very Happy New Year to everyone in Stourbridge. I hope that 2017 is a successful one for us all. Many local people will have watched the Prime Minister’s speech on Tuesday, outlining the Government’s Brexit plan. She confirmed we will be
PROPOSALS for voters to have to prove their identity at the ballot box has my full support. There have been squeals from some quarters about the government’s proposals but it is frankly overdue. Fraud may not have been widespread, though no
PETER Hodges, in January 12 Stourbridge News, is wise to be concerned about the effect on local papers of Section 40. It could potentially also threaten amateur publications, such as club newsletters. More worrying is the legal precedent that
THE former boss of a Stourbridge takeaway has been fined thousands of pounds after hygiene inspectors found rat droppings in a potato store room at the premises. Dudley Council’s environmental health officers discovered the rodent droppings in
CAMPHILL Village Trust’s latest Stourbridge project has been opened by the Mayor of Dudley. The trust, which provides homes within a supportive community environment for people of all abilities, saw its newest home at 4 Norton Road opened by Councillor
YELTZ assistant boss Matt Clarke says he and manager John Hill are working hard to bring new signings to the club following a host of departures this week. Halesowen's attacking options were first hit by the exit of top scorer Kaiman Anderson,
