Runners rake in cash for Max Appeal

10:27am Tuesday 7th October 2008

CHARITY-MINDED runners are helping to give Wollaston’s Max Appeal a cash and profile boost by pounding the streets in both the Great North and Great South Runs.

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Plea for help from Wordsley Festival chief

3:42pm Tuesday 7th October 2008

AS plans for the next Wordsley Festival take shape organisers are urging people to help run the community show.

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People's Prize winners announced

2:45pm Tuesday 7th October 2008

GLASS artists Carrie Fertig and Robyn Smith were voted equal winners of this year’s British Glass Biennale People’s Prize.

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MP Pearson to lead fight against credit meltdown

12:34pm Tuesday 7th October 2008

AS the global financial system crumbles Ian Pearson is in the frontline of action to cope with monetary meltdown.

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Kingswinford pupils swap books for cooks

10:08am Tuesday 7th October 2008

YOUNGSTERS at a Kingswinford school got a taste for culinary cooperation at the launch of a mammoth cooking project.

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Tributes to former top cop

5:00pm today Monday 6th October 2008

TRIBUTES have been flooding in for Black Country business leader and former police chief Mike Holder who died yesterday (Sunday October 5).

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Brown's boost for Stourbridge MPs

4:20pm Monday 6th October 2008

PRIME Minister Gordon Brown turned to Black Country MPs to fill key jobs in his latest reshuffle.

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Tattoo helped police track criminal

Updated 4:23pm Tuesday 7th October 2008

A car criminal who gave police everything they needed to know to track him down from a tattoo on his neck has been jailed.

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