A NEW pub and grill has opened at a Dudley hotel, after £500,000 of investment. The Village Hotel at Castlegate has launched a brand new pub and grill, which is open to the public as well as gym members. Highlights of the relaunched pub include
TO celebrate the Royal baby news - a Stourbridge dessert shop is offering a free milkshake to anyone named Archie this weekend. Delightful Desserts are offering the free treat in celebration of the arrival of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's first
AN Oldbury school has sent out a warning to parents after a pupil was allegedly approached by a man driving a van, in what was feared may have been a kidnap attempt. In a letter to parents, which was also posted on social media, Gemma Tillotson
FORMER Stourbridge boss Gary Hackett has picked his three favourite moments from a remarkable 16-year spell at the War Memorial Ground. Hackett, along with his backroom team of Jon Ford, Mark Clifton, Steve Johnson and Richard Drewett, have now
A 15-year-old boy was robbed and threatened with a knife in a Quarry Bank park. Police were called just before 8.30pm on Tuesday May 7 to Stevens Park to reports of a robbery. It is believed a group of boys approached a 15-year-old and demanded
A MAN who claims to be the artist behind a 50-year mystery that has baffled people across the Black Country has been sentenced for outraging public decency. John Arthur Wheeler, who claims he is the elusive beer mat artist AJW - the Ghost Writer
GOVERNMENT minister James Brokenshire visited Dudley yesterday to take a look at development site of the upcoming £32 million Institute of Technology. Mr Brokenshire, who sits in the Cabinet as Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
A MISSING Stourbridge man who disappeared yesterday has been found today (May 10). Malcolm Blatchford, aged 55, was last seen at 5.45pm on May 9 and Dudley Police were increasingly worried about his well-being. Dudley Police took to Twitter
SUMMERHILL School in Kingswinford has been rated 'good' by Ofsted, two years after being told to improve by the education watchdog. Inspectors visiting Summerhill School praised leaders, staff and students at the Lodge Lane site for the progress
RESIDENTS in Dudley has blasted what they say is unfair treatment, after a group of travellers have been sent to car park opposite their homes. The travellers originally arrived in Brockmoor last Wednesday (May 1) and were moved on to Flood Street
