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No holding back for Suicide Silence

Californian metallers Suicide Silence are bringing some Summer Slaughter to Wolverhampton

11:40am Thursday 28th August 2008

SUICIDE Silence claim to never hold back when on stage - which may explain their fearsome live reputation.

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Ian leads the way for Katiesfest 2008

Bluesman Ian Parker is heading home to play his part in Katiesfest 2008

10:38am Wednesday 20th August 2008

BLUESMAN Ian Parker is heading back to his roots to play his part at a major Stourbridge music event.

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Curtain up on new season of theatre

Left to right, Tony Stamp, Jackie Bevan and John Lucock

11:27am Wednesday 27th August 2008

THEATRE fans can look forward to another season of dramatic entertainment courtesy of Dudley Little Theatre.

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Simply the best...

11:38am Wednesday 27th August 2008

Kasabian, Wolverhampton Civic Hall THE atmosphere’s positively crackling with anticipation in a packed Wolves Civic.

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Tin Omen set for a dark night in Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton's Tin Omen are goths with a hint of Kylie

2:39pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

TIN Omen’s fans may hail mostly from the goth side of rock but it could be a mistake to pidgeon-hole the band there.

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Big names and new talent ready for Stourbridge music fest

Trina Keane, Eddy Morton and Hayley Scriven from Katie Fitzgerald’s get in tune for Katiesfest 2008

12:38pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

A STOURBRIDGE pub is getting set for a week-long festival featuring top names from the Midlands’ music scene.

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RSPCA pets win prizes!

12:10pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

Halesowen animal lovers who rehomed pets from the RSPCA's Birmingham animal centre can enter them into a calendar competition.

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Pub balloon release

12:15pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

The Foxhunt Harvester in Halesowen is hosting a balloon race for the Make-A-Wish Foundation on August 25.

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Park memories

12:11pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

The Friends of the Leasowes is appealing for people to get in touch with memories of the park for an exhibition it plans to hold.

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Arabian dance fun set to break down barriers

12:08pm Wednesday 13th August 2008

Arabian dancing, theatre performances and a barbecue are amongst the attractions at a Multicultural Fun Day hosted by The Lighthouse Centre this Saturday (August 16).

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News

Abbey latest to cut mortgage rates

Abbey is one of the banks awaiting the test case judgment

Updated 2:32am Friday 29th August 2008

Abbey has become the latest lender to announce it was cutting its mortgage rates in a further sign that competition is returning to the market.


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Your Say Your Stourbridge

I am shocked to hear of the plight of the residents of Wall Heath who are having their bus service cut where there is clearly a demand for it. −  B ROBERTS, Kinver

Shock over cuts to bus services »

Everyone has a choice as to whether or not we use a mobile phone but our community have been given no say in being exposed 24/7 to a mast. − WENDY BAGGOTT, for High Acres Base-Station Mast Action Group

MP welcomes extra cash for carers »


Editors Choice

Protestors join Mandy Jones-Hackett from Jones & Hackett and Deborah Marchant from Sentiments card shop with petition pages.
Protestors mobilise to demand phone mast is scrapped

NEARLY 1,000 people in Kingswinford have mobilised behind campaigners demanding the demolition of a controversial phone mast site.

Dr Ayman Saeed Batarfi has been a prisoner in Guantanamo Bay for seven years
Hagley doc leads fight for justice

A HAGLEY surgeon is taking on the American government to help a fellow physician held in a military prison.

Brierley Hill lead thief avoids jail

A BRIERLEY Hill man who stole lead from the roof of a property being converted into flats has avoided jail.

TV dragon backs plan for Black Country youngsters

A TV dragon is backing a scheme to give young Black Country people the chance to gain overseas work experience.

National Youth Theatre perform at Merry Hill
National Youth Theatre perform at Merry Hill

YOUNGSTERS across the region have taken part in this years National Youth Theatre show at Merry Hill.

Invitation for borough business boost

BOROUGH business leaders are being invited to check out the Black Country Chamber at an event next month.


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