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Students from SoT6fc College learn about Local Dialect. -Young Reporter Tom Robinson
Students from the City of Stoke-On-Trent Sixth Form College learn about Local Dialect. On the 15th of December students from the City of Stoke-on-Trent Sixth Form College studying A-Level English Language attended a Lecture at the Brampton Museum in
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Young Reporter Generational opinions of texting Olivia Golde-Thompson Stoke SFC
The impact of texting-the generational divide Abbreviations have existed for decades, contrary to popular belief. It can be seen throughout history in things like the hieroglyphics, used by the Ancient Egyptians as a formal writing system around
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'Distraught' parents of teenager stabbed in head hit out at school
THE DISTRAUGHT parents of a Wordsley teenager who was stabbed in the head and arms during an English lesson have hit out at the school. Chloe Fisher was left with gaping wounds to her head and blood pouring down her face after she was allegedly
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Community outrage led to Crooked House rebuild order - campaigners say
'THE owners had messed with the wrong community' is the message from campaigners who are delighted at news the Crooked House pub must be rebuilt brick by brick. Dudley MP Marco Longhi, West Midlands Mayor Andy Street, Dudley Council leader councillor
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Young Reporter, Students Start Their Own Charity, Matthew Wong, Shrewsbury School
Pupils at Shrewsbury School have started a group to fight period poverty known as 'studentaid' by launching a fundraising campaign aimed at raising awareness and providing menstrual hygiene products to those in need. The campaign known as
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Dudley Council clashes with PCC on off-road bikes
A ROW has blown up between Dudley Council and the police commissioner’s office over how to tackle illegal off-road motorbikes. West Midlands Assistant Police and Crime Commissioner Tom McNeil accused the authority of refusing to engage with him
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Dudley councillors' claims on grants were ‘enthusiastic’
DUDLEY councillors’ promises that community grants will return later this year were ‘enthusiastic’ according to a cabinet member. After questions at recent community forum meetings in north Dudley and Stourbridge, residents had been told by Conservative
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Driver reported after cloned vehicle seized by police
A driver has been reported after police spotted a cloned car in Brierley Hill last night (Tuesday, February 27). Brierley Hill Police said they stopped the cloned vehicle whilst out on patrol and after a search, they found more false plates inside
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Brierley Hill takeaway owner to serve community order
A TAKEAWAY owner in Brierley Hill has been ordered to serve 100 hours community service and pay £1,686 in court costs after admitting a string of food hygiene and safety breaches. In January, Pars Pizza Brierley Hill Limited and its director Ameet
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Partnership aims to help retired greyhounds seeking forever homes
A PARTNERSHIP to help retired greyhounds find loving homes when their racing careers end has been created between Perry Barr Stadium in Birmingham and a homing centre. Home Run Hounds operates three homing centres across the Midlands with the help
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Coronation tree planted in Dudley park in honour of King
A TREE planted to celebrate the King’s Coronation is now setting down roots in a Dudley borough park which has historical links to the coronation of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The Royal Oak tree is one of a number of coronation trees being planted