BOSS Lee Hughes vowed relegation-threatened Halesowen Town would “fight to the end” despite seeing his side draw a blank against Leiston. After working hard to get on top in a scrappy affair at the Grove, the Yeltz just couldn’t find that killer
How they rated: Halesowen 0, Leiston 0 Platt: Positioned well to make a couple of saves in the first half and tipped a rare second half Leiston effort round the post. Largely untroubled in the second half. 6. Mendez-Jones: Forced off after
Halesowen Town 0, Leiston 0 HALESOWEN Town slipped further towards the drop after a goalless draw against Leiston. Should the Yeltz find themselves a league lower next season, it’ll be because their lack of killer instinct prevented them from
THE owner of a Lye barber’s shop who was found to be in possession of hundreds of items of counterfeit clothing and accessories has been sentenced in a case brought by Dudley trading standards. Abdul Ali, of Ali Barbers in Lye High Street, pleaded
A SECTION of the M5 near Oldbury has now re-opened after the earlier discovery of what was at first thought to be an unexploded bomb. The scare prompted the closure of the busy motorway from J1 at West Bromwich to J2 at Oldbury earlier today after
A HAGLEY football coach has organised another charity football match which is taking place in the village this weekend. Stourbridge dad-of-two Neil Gibbons, a youth coach for the under 9s at West Hagley FC, has organised the event, taking place
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save the Dudley Hippodrome will host a fundraising variety show later this month to help boost their battle to reopen the beleaguered 1930s theatre. The Save Dudley Hippodrome Variety Show takes place on March 29 at the Brook
COUNCIL chiefs are backing a nationwide initiative to encourage more women to attend their cervical cancer screening, after findings reveal only 70% of eligible women in the borough attended their appointment last year. The figures for the Dudley
