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Plan submitted to extend popular Indian restaurant in Stourbridge
A PLAN has been submitted to extend an award-winning Stourbridge Indian restaurant. A planning application seeks to extend Bombay Pickles in Lower High Street by converting the neighbouring hair salon for use by the restaurant and adding a first
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List of best and worst train stations - Stourbridge nears top
A LIST of the best and worst train stations has been compiled and it shows Stourbridge comes in the top 10. Stourbridge Town is the 8th best performing station in the UK out of 2,619 stations with 99 per cent of trains on time. It is the 1,037th
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Wollaston street closed due to water leak
AN emergency road closure notice has been issued for Bridle Road in Wollaston due to a water leak. The road will be closed to traffic from outside number 60 to number 70 until Wednesday February 21. All traffic will be diverted via Bridgnorth
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Emergency road closure in place in Kingswinford due to cable fault
HIGHWAYS chiefs have issued an emergency road closure notice for Barnett Lane Kingswinford. The street has been part closed to traffic due to a cable fault. The closure is expected to be in place until Friday February 23, from outside 198 to
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Food hygiene ratings handed to 11 Dudley establishments
NEW food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 11 of Dudley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. Restaurants, cafes and canteens Olive Branch Café on Enville Road Wall Heath, Kingswinford, was rated 5 on February 12
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Cloned van driver arrested for having large knife
THE driver of a cloned van was found with a large knife by Brierley Hill police. Officers were on patrol when they spotted the cloned van and found the knife after detaining the driver for a search. He was arrested and the van was seized on
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Dozens of hospital admissions in Dudley to remove children's rotten teeth
THERE were dozens of hospital admissions in Dudley to remove children's decaying teeth last year, new figures show. It comes as the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health said the state of children's oral health is "nothing short of egregious