MEMBERS of a community litter pick group found more than they bargained for when they discovered a collection of bones at a beauty spot. Skeletal remains were discovered at land off Blackbrook Road in Netherton by a member of the Saltwells Clean
HUNDREDS of people turned out to pay their last respects to champion of poorly children’s wishes Steve Ford at his funeral today (Tuesday). The community spirited former Dudley Hospital Radio DJ was laid to rest after a packed service and celebration
AN official launch is to be held this Wednesday (February 13) for a new Stourbridge patisserie. Surantha Patisserie opened its doors to customers yesterday (Monday) ahead of the official launch, which is expected to be attended by the Mayor of Dudley
DUDLEY'S hospitals will be going smoke free from June 3, bosses have announced. Patients, visitors and staff will not be able to smoke or vape anywhere, inside or outside, at Dudley's Russells Halls Hospital and the Guest and Corbett outpatient
FIRE crews were called out to Birmingham Street in Stourbridge early this morning (Tuesday) after tyres went up in flames at Fair Price Tyres. Stourbridge and Brierley Hill firefighters were alerted just before 4.30am after West Midlands Fire Service
STOURBRIDGE secured a vital victory on the road at South Leicester to lift them further from relegation danger. The hosts have recorded big wins recently against league high-flyers but had no answer to Stour's illness-ravaged team. The visitors
MANAGER Gary Hackett underlined Stourbridge's desire to defend the Birmingham Senior Cup after their quarter-final victory over rivals Halesowen Town. The Glassboys booked a semi-final spot at home to Nuneaton Borough with a 1-0 win over the Yeltz
A Halesowen road which is home to a primary school is set to close for three days to enable carriageway resurfacing work to be carried out. Huntingtree Road, between Elizabeth Road and Briery Road, will be closed from Thursday February 28 until
LYE Town are coming to terms with life without talented striker Jack Till after the 20 year old marksman signed for Halesowen Town. Manager Andy Wyton admitted: “It’s a big blow for Lye Town but a great move for Jack. “Obviously we didn’t want
RESIDENTS in Lye and Wollescote are invited to a public meeting to discuss community issues. Ward councillors are calling the meeting which will be held at Christ Church, Lye High Street, on Tuesday February 12, starting at 7pm. Councillor
FEARS over contaminated blood on the site of a former slaughterhouse have not stopped Dudley councillors granting outline planning permission for new homes. Members of Dudley Council’s development control committee have given the provisional green-light
Inconsiderate parents are regularly caught parking on double yellow lines, blocking zig zag markings and causing obstructions when dropping children off at a Cradley Heath school. The parking situation is so bad - despite fines being issued by
TENNIS players at Wollaston Tennis Club (WLTC) were celebrating Valentine's Day a few days early to complete in their own annual Valentine's Day Tournament. Twenty members signed up to this mixed event playing a series of matches over Saturday afternoon
AN elderly Pedmore couple were threatened by armed robbers with a machete in an attempted carjacking at their home. The terrifying incident happened in broad daylight in Stevens Road at around 3pm on Monday February 11. A spokesman for West
