WHITE goods collections are set to return following a suspension during the pandemic, Dudley Council has confirmed. Cookers, washers, tumble dryers, fridges, freezers, microwaves, televisions, satellite receivers and DVD and video recorders will
PLANS for nine flats on Stourbridge High Street have led to objections from a popular music venue and its supporters who fear future residents will complain of noise nuisance. The Claptrap Bar is opposing converting a former Co-operative store
AN eleventh man has been charged with burglary matters following a robbery at a suspected Brierley Hill cannabis farm that ended with two men being fatally shot with a crossbow. Hisham Lewis was charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit aggravated
A 82-YEAR-OLD Oldbury care resident who fell and broke her hip died after contracting Covid-19. Patricia Hoey, who lived at Grafton Lodge Care Home, was admitted to Sandwell Hospital after falling and breaking her hip at the home in Grafton Road
A TEENAGER was hit by a car after a driver mounted a pavement in Dudley. The driver left the scene after the teenager was hit on Aintree Way in the Milking Bank area, at around 9.10pm on Wednesday (May 20). The teenager, a 17-year-old boy, was
THIS week we are delighted to be able to showcase pictures produced by the Dudley Society of Artists. The DSoA is and is one of the oldest in the country. It was founded in 1928 when local art teachers, both professional and amateurs artists and
THE borough's environment chief has insisted a scheme to create a parking layby outside a Stourbridge school will not deter parents from walking their children to school. Work is currently underway to create parking spaces for eight cars along The
