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  • Former Oldbury Toys R Us store 'back in use by summer'

    THE former Toys R Us store in Oldbury is set to be brought back into use. The store has been bought by Birmingham-based firm Hortons Estates, which is currently stripping out the site on Wolverhampton Road and seeking a new occupier to lease it

  • Event will showcase plan for new homes in White Hill, Kinver

    PLANS to build around 40 new homes in Kinver will be showcased at a consultation event tomorrow (Wednesday February 12). Trebor Developments has unveiled a proposal to build 40 properties, including 16 affordable homes and two bungalows, on land

  • Mental health award for Cradley Heath mum

    A SINGLE mum from Cradley Heath who started a support group for people with mental health problems has picked up a regional award. Samantha Chatwin, aged 31, has been given the West Midlands Thrive Black Country Individual Mental Health Star award

  • Schoolboy Charlie Cowley meets Everton football heroes

    FOOTBALL mad Stourbridge schoolboy Charlie Cowley, who has just returned to the pitch after gruelling chemotherapy treatment for leukaemia, had chance to meet his sporting heroes when he was treated to a day out at Everton Football Club. Charlie

  • Firefighters remove rotting herbs from lorry in Lye

    FIREFIGHTERS worked through the night to remove rotting herbs from a lorry which was reported to be on fire in Lye. Crews from Stourbridge and Haden Cross fire stations were called out at 6.21pm to Wood Street to reports of a lorry on fire.

  • ‘Eyesore’ proposal back on drawing board for Cradley Heath

    A PROPOSED apartment block in Cradley Heath thrown out by councillors after nearby residents branded it an 'eyesore' could still go ahead after developers submitted a newer, smaller design. The original scheme for a 19-apartment block and two separate