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Young Reporter Hamilton Hits Manchester Sophie Clowes Stoke sfc
The Palace Theatre in central Manchester kick starts the first official Uk and Ireland tour of ‘Hamilton’. The musical experience, which took over the American Broadway stage, filled the palace theatre from the 11th of November till the 24th of February
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Young Reporter, Darwin Day, Dason Tsoi, Shrewsbury School
The 12th of February marked Charles Darwin’s 215th birthday. Citizens in Shrewsbury celebrated this through the DarwIN Shrewsbury Festival, which includes events such as talks, exhibitions, and musical concerts. Charles Darwin FRS FRGS FLS FZS
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Young Reporter, Andrew Irvine: 100 years on, Max Workman Shrewsbury
The centenary anniversary of the expedition of Andrew Irvine and his partner George Mallory has left many with a reignited curiosity with respect to their expedition, a sentiment especially true in Shrewsbury, the town that moulded Irvine.
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Veteran Tory councillor's shock resignation sparks ‘arrogance’ row
SENIOR councillor and former mayor Peter Miller’s shock resignation from the Conservative Party sparked accusations of arrogance from former allies. Councillor Miller made his dramatic announcement during a meeting of Brierley Hill’s Your Home
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High Court ruling bans street racing across the Black Country
THE High Court has granted a full and final injunction banning street racing, also known as car cruising, across the Black Country. It prohibits people from participating, as a driver, a rider or a passenger, in a gathering of two or more people
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Historic Brierley Hill park entrance gates restored
THE entrance gates to an historic Brierley Hill park have been restored to their former glory. Dudley Council has used Brierley Hill High Street Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) funding to repair the gates which have stood at the Seager’s Lane and Church
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Appeal issued after milk float stolen in Wombourne
POLICE have appealed for information after a milk float was stolen in Wombourne. It was taken from Battlefield Hill at around 10am on Tuesday February 27. Two men were seen loading it onto a dark blue Transit low loader before driving away
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Quarry Bank takeaway handed new food hygiene rating
A QUARRY Bank takeaway has been handed a new four-out-of-five food hygiene rating. Take-A-Bite sandwich shop, in High Street, Quarry Bank, was given the score after assessment on January 23, the Food Standards Agency's website shows. It means
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Private firm will double parking officer numbers across Dudley borough
DUDLEY Council is planning to more than double the number of parking enforcement officers pounding the borough’s streets. Currently there are fewer than 10 officers on duty at any one time to patrol more than 700 miles of roads. As part of
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Letter from Westminster: Stourbridge MP Suzanne Webb
THERE was much talk of a technical recession last week following latest figures but the UK economy is in fine shape. It is forecast to outgrow our G7 European competitors. Inflation is down to four per cent and is forecast to fall further towards