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Cemeteries at Gornal and Stourbridge crematoriums reopen to visitors
CEMETERIES connected to Gornal and Stourbridge crematoriums have reopened to visitors. The reopening, following government advice, comes as Dudley Council closed both sites last week for all except those attending burial services. The gates
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West Midlands Police chief now home from hospital after 26 days battling coronavirus
CHIEF Superintendent Phil Dolby, former police chief for Dudley, is beginning the road to recovery from coronavirus after being discharged from hospital. He is now back home with his family after spending 26 days in the Worcestershire Royal Hospital
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Coronavirus: Black Country and national news (April 21)
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Halesowen woman died after falling from window - inquest heard
AN INQUEST has opened into the death of a 47-year-old Halesowen woman. Michelle Gilbert, who lived in flats at Ankerdine Court, died nine days after falling from a window. An inquest heard she was taken to A&E at the QE hospital at 7.39pm
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Himley Park reopens but visitors urged to follow social distancing rules
HIMLEY Park has been reopened to the public, but council bosses have warned it will be closed again if social distancing rules are not followed. The grounds at Himley Hall were closed to visitors last month after crowds were spotting gathering
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CCTV appeal after woman forced to withdraw cash from banks in Dudley and Stourbridge
A CCTV appeal has been launched after a woman was allegedly forced to withdraw cash from two banks in Dudley and Stourbridge. A woman is said to have been forced to withdraw money from two banks in the Dudley and Stourbridge areas on December 27
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Cavendish House demolition gains pace in dramatic new photos
DRAMATIC photos show the demolition of Cavendish House gaining pace, as work continues to remove the eyesore from the Dudley landscape. Demolition work began on the infamous block in January and new photos show the building quickly being reduced
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Tributes paid to 'exceptional' Halesowen button craftsman
HEARTFELT tributes have been paid to a talented craftsman who devoted 50 years of his life to a historic Halesowen button making firm. Roy Taylor worked for fifty years at James Grove and Sons, joining the company aged 16-years-old until the company