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Men flee after attempting to steal diesel from lorries in Lye
OFFENDERS attempting to steal diesel from lorries at business premises in Lye fled empty handed after being disturbed by police. Officers from Brierley Hill attended the premises last night (Thursday April 9) after receiving a report of males stealing
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Nine further coronavirus deaths in Dudley confirmed
NINE further coronavirus related deaths have been confirmed at Russells Hall Hospital in Dudley. A total of 119 patients being cared for at the hospital, who had tested positive for COVID-19, have now died. Diane Wake, chief executive of the
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Clap for Carers: NHS staff celebrated across Dudley
SUPPORT for NHS staff fighting coronavirus on the frontline saw fireworks let off, landmark buildings lit up and police and firefighters clapping their hearts out outside Russells Hall Hospital. As well as cheers and applause at 8pm as part of
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Window cleaner makes face masks for NHS using 3D printer
A BRIERLEY Hill window cleaner is making vital face masks for NHS staff from his garden shed. Darren Hancox is spending every day of lockdown creating the much-needed equipment using 3D printers in his shed in a bid to protect frontline NHS staff
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Driver arrested after police chase in Pensnett
A DRIVER has been arrested after a police chase in Pensnett. Force Response officers took to Twitter earlier today to tell how a team from Brierley Hill Police Station pursued a car after the driver made off at speed. The dramatic chase came
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Bishop of Dudley’s Easter message
THE Bishop of Dudley, Bishop Martin Gorick, says he has been "praying daily" for those affected by and suffering through the coronavirus pandemic. Here is his Easter message to readers: "During Holy Week and Easter, Christians across the world
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The best of this week's Camera Club pictures
Here are the best of this week's News Group Camera Club pictures. If you'd like to join visit here
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Dudley leaders urge residents to stay at home this Easter weekend
DUDLEY police, health and council bosses have urged residents to stay at home over the long Easter weekend in a bid to stop the spread of coronavirus. Residents are being urged to stay inside and follow social distancing rules, amid fears people