BIZARRE goings on in a Lye street have been caught on camera. A group of people, believed to be Romanian, were filmed picking up piles of metal pipes as they were dumped off the back of a truck in Albert Street. The footage was uploaded
HIMLEY is hosting its popular Black Country Floodlit T20 competition for the 10th year running. The event started on Monday with holders Staffs Clubs - a Staffordshire Cricket League XI - beating Wolverhampton, and Stourbridge pulling of a surprise
TRAVELLERS based on a Dudley town centre car park could soon be moved on, weeks after they first arrived. Dudley Council has confirmed that bailiffs have been told to enforce a possession order on the land, on a car park on New Mill Street, close
PET loving people in the Black Country are being invited to take part in a walk to remember their four-legged friends. The Dignipets Memorial Walk will be held at Baggeridge Country Park, off Wodehouse Lane, on Saturday, September 7 from 12.30pm
CAPTAIN Max Clegg recorded another unbeaten night for Cradley as they edged a 47-43 win over Plymouth. The Yorkshireman was in inspirational form on his home circuit once again as he helped the Anchor Logistics Heathens secure three more invaluable
THIEVES have stolen a haul of axes and knives in Romsley. The carving knives and axes were part of more than 30 distinctive Blacksmithing/woodworking tools stolen from the Uffmoor Lane area of Romsley, including a Brooks Anvil. The theft happened
DRIVERS of Ford cars in the West Midlands are the most likely to have their cars stolen, figures from the Police and Crime Commissioner have revealed. David Jamieson, Police and Crime Commissioner for the West Midlands, has named the 20 worst performing
DUDLEY's top cop Sally Bourner has called on residents to be the 'eyes and ears of the police' as she marks one year working in the borough. Dudley police commander Sally Bourner took on the top job last August and during her tenure Dudley has remained
