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Primary school donates hundreds of shoes for Gambian children
KIND-hearted pupils and their parents at Glynne Primary School have collected hundreds of pairs of shoes to pass onto children in Gambia. The thoughtful campaign was launched with Ridgewood High School in support of the Project Gambia appeal, which
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Angry Birds to flock to Merry Hill
VIDEO game favourite Red from the Angry Birds will drop by intu Merry Hill later this week. Red Bird will make an appearance at the shopping centre on Friday July 26 to mark the upcoming release of the new ‘The Angry Birds Movie 2’ early next month
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Appeal for witnesses after cyclist suffers life threatening injuries near Clent
A CYCLIST suffered 'life threatening' injuries near Clent. The cyclist was found in the middle of the road by a passing motorist with serious head injuries this morning (July 23). Police say the cyclist was riding along Broome Lane, from Clent
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Street Food Affair returns to Bonded Warehouse
STOURBRIDGE'S popular Street Food Affair returns this week and will showcase Black Country traders as part of the Black Country Festival. Food and drink sellers from the area will bring their pop up eateries and bars to the cobbled streets of the
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Two Black Country men deny killing 32-year-old
TWO men have denied killing a 32-year-old man found with serious head injuries in Oldbury. Amjad Khan died five days after being discovered at a house in Yardley Close, Bristnall Fields. Daman Sehra and Derek Brennan both pleaded not guilty
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New mini festival coming to Stourbridge
EVENT organisers The Tin Shed are bringing a new mini festival to Stourbridge next month. The Tin Shed Flea & Food event will take place on Sunday August 11 at The River Rooms, in Mill Race Lane. Running from 11am to 7pm inside and outside the
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£2 million bid to regenerate ailing town centre
BRIERLEY Hill High Street could be in line for a £2 million cash injection to revive the town's fortunes and aid its regeneration. Dudley Council chiefs have applied to Historic England for cash through its Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) programme in
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Before the courts: the latest from Dudley Magistrates' Court
A DUDLEY woman received a suspended jail sentence after admitting stealing hundreds of pounds worth of items from the Co-Op. Jodie Westwood, aged 36, of Sedgley Road, Dudley, pleaded guilty to stealing £235 worth of items from the Co-Op in Kingswinford