AN OLDSWINFORD takeaway has been handed a new food hygiene rating. KANSAS also t/a Grange Fryer, a takeaway on Grange Road, Oldswinford, was given a three-out-of-five score after an assessment on February 2, the Food Standards Agency's website
DUDLEY Council is encouraging people and businesses to follow suit as it goes paperless. The local authority is asking people across the borough to reduce the amount of paper they use as part of the Great Big Green Week, which runs this week.
A HUGE care home will be built on the site of a former gym in Quarry Bank after planners gave the scheme the thumbs up. Restful Homes Developments Ltd will build a 76-bedroom care home on the derelict site on Thorns Road. The three-storey building
A WORDSLEY road has closed for repairs to a water pipe. An emergency road closure has been granted today (Monday June 10) for Ashdown Drive. The closure of the road, from the junction of Maidstone Drive, is expected to last until Wednesday
A CANTEEN at a Stourbridge church has retained its four-out-of-five food hygiene rating. Well Drop-in at St Michaels Church, in Maynard Avenue, Norton, was given the score after assessment on May 1, the Food Standards Agency's website shows.
