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Black Country venues to screen Andre Rieu's summer concert
VENUES across the Black Country will screen André Rieu's annual blockbuster summer concert from Maastricht this weekend. Showcase Cinema in Dudley, Stourbridge Town Hall and the Odeon Cinema at Merry Hill will all screen musical extravaganza 'Shall
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Hot weather leaves fridges bare in Tesco Stourbridge
SHOPPERS in Stourbridge have been venting their frustration at finding the fridges bare in Tesco as a result of the high temperatures. Supermarket shoppers reported having had a wasted journey to the store in the Crown Centre – having found the
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Glassboys run coaching sessions for Sunflower Centre children
STOURBRIDGE FC again teamed up again with the Sunflower Centre to provide fun coaching sessions. For the sixth year running, the Glassboys teamed up with the service - part of the Black Country Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - to provide coaching
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Knife wielding gang who struck in park still being sought by police
A GANG who slashed a man with a knife in a Kingswinford park are still being sought by police. Three people were assaulted when they were approached by a gang of six people in King George VI Park, Kingswinford last month. The gang demanded that
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Bid to Save Stourbridge College not over, campaigners say
THE campaign to try to Save Stourbridge College has not gone away, union reps and activists say. Joint union group (UCU, Unison, NEU) and local Labour Party activists say they will be sending an open letter to Stourbridge MP Margot James and West
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It's National Dog Photography Day! So here's an adorable parade of pups from our Camera Club members!
WE asked our Camera Club members for pics of their pampered pooches to help celebrate National Dog Photography Day today - and boy, didn't they come up trumps! From loveable labradors to cute cockapoos, magical mongrels and all points in between
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Dudley Council ordered to pay after mum battles two years for care plan for son
DUDLEY Council has been ordered to pay a mother £2,300 by an ombudsman after her son had to wait two years for an Education, Health and Care plan for his special educational needs. The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman carried out an investigation
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Biggest festival in the Black Country to take place this weekend
THE Black Country's biggest music festival takes place this weekend after last month's bad weather led to the pop extravaganza being rescheduled. SummerFest takes place in the grounds of Himley Hall on Sunday July 28, with headline performances
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Appeal to find man after petrol station robbery
A MAN is being sought by police after a Halesowen petrol station was robbed and staff threatened. The robbery took place at the Shell petrol station on Manor Way, just before 8.30pm on Monday July 22. Alcohol was stolen and staff were also threatened
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Adult social care in Dudley praised as 'excellent' by review
ADULT social care in the Dudley borough has been praised as 'excellent' with a 'proud, passionate and committed' workforce, after a peer review by other local authorities. Officers and elected members from local authorities in Dorset, Telford &