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  • Halesowen MP defends council budget cut vote

    HALESOWEN and Rowley Regis MP James Morris has defended his decision to vote for council budget cuts across the country. The Local Government Finance Report, which suggests more than £1bn of cuts to local authority budgets, was approved in Parliament

  • Man taken to hospital following Wollaston crash

    ONE man was taken to hospital following a crash on Wollaston high street this morning (February 8). Medics were called just after 7.30am to reports of a collision involving two cars outside the Britannia Inn on the high street. Two ambulances

  • Restaurants and cafes with poorest hygiene ratings revealed

    THE restaurants, cafes and canteens with the poorest hygiene ratings in the borough have been revealed. Oldswinford based The Retreat bar and bistro is the only eaterie in the borough with a zero rating, latest figures from the Food Standards Agency

  • West Midlands Police boss demands action as car crime rises

    WEST Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has gone on the offensive to cut car crime. Mr Jamieson says he is angry about how easily crooks can get into high-tech vehicles which use keyless technology. He is calling on car makers

  • Money allocated to secure sites to help keep travellers away

    DUDLEY Council’s leader has announced that he has allocated the money needed to secure sites and areas hit by the highest number of illegal traveller encampments last year. Councillor Qadar Zada said the cash has been identified and the council