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Pedmore WI

1:00pm Thursday 18th March 2010

President Vicky Waugh welcomed 33 members, 2 new members and 2 visitors to the February meeting, the first of the new year.

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Pedmore teens' runaway success for quake victims

9:15am Wednesday 17th February 2010

AN intrepid pair of teenagers from Pedmore had a runaway success in fundraising for Haiti earthquake victims.

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Borough bid in for school upgrade cash

2:39pm Tuesday 2nd February 2010

SCHOOLS in the Stourbridge area could benefit from a slice of £300m in funding for education upgrades.

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Pedmore Men's CLub

9:00am Monday 12th October 2009

The year's programme of monthly meetings began in the most interesting way possible with the talk given by Geoff Camm entitled 'A Magistrate's Working Day'.

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DJ Mike makes Chris Evans's top ten

12:10pm Wednesday 7th October 2009

POPULAR Stourbridge DJ Mike Hollis has been hailed one of the top ten DJs ever in Chris Evan’s new autobiography.

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Pedmore club celebrates award with civic visit

5:20pm Tuesday 21st July 2009

MEMBERS of a Pedmore pensioner’s group celebrated winning a prestigious award with the help of a royal representative.

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Pedmore WI

12:00pm Sunday 28th June 2009

THE June meeting was well attended and was conducted by vice-president Elaine Markowski.

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Pedmore pupils blaze a trail to healthy lifestyles

9:30am Sunday 28th June 2009

CHILDREN at a Pedmore school have been blazing a trail by working with firefighters on a pioneering health programme.

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AT the May meeting, president Jean Green introduced Morag A Ford, WI adviser for the Worcestershire Federation, who had come to give a presentation about the Resolution – “Honey bees play a vital role in the pollination of food and crops and in our environment. In view of the concern about the accelerating decline in the UK honey-bee population, this meeting urges HM Government to increase funding for research into bee health.”