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Art pioneer's collection to go under the hammer for the first time
A selection of works of one of the most influential art collectors of recent times are set to be offered at auction. The private collection of Marion Richardson, pioneer of the child art movement, will be auctioned by leading UK art auctioneer
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Three Stourbridge pubs named best real ale boozers by CAMRA
THREE Stourbridge pubs have scooped the top three awards in CAMRA’s quest to find the best real ale boozers. The Stourbridge & Halesowen branch of CAMRA (Campaign for Real Ale) has announced the winners of its annual Pub and Club of the Year competition
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New play centre and café opens in Kingswinford
A NEW play centre offering soft play plus crafts and a café has opened in Kingswinford. The Mini Monkeys play centre, which has created six new jobs, offers a jungle-themed soft play and climbing area, craft and role play stations, a wave deck
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Call for nominations to honour extraordinary community volunteers
People are being encouraged to nominate a volunteer making a positive impact in the community for special recognition. The West Midlands Lieutenancy, supported by United by 2022, the official charity of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games, has
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New homes sought for two kittens rescued after “awful start in life”
THE Stourbridge and District branch of the RSPCA is seeking new homes for two kittens rescued after an “awful start in life”. Diego and Dolly were two of nine cats and kittens saved from poor living conditions and taken in by Stourbridge RSPCA
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Free G&Ts for mums on Mother’s Day at Black Country Batham's pubs
BLACK Country pub group Batham’s has teamed up with the award-winning Agnes Arber Gin to offer free G&Ts to visiting mums this Mother’s Day. For one day only, on Sunday March 10, 11 Batham’s venues: The Unicorn, The Royal Exchange, The Vine
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Business as usual at Brierley Hill Market despite major works
BRIERLEY Market remains open for business despite major refurbishment works being underway, council bosses have stressed. The front of the market is temporarily obscured with hoarding while work is ongoing and some stallholders have been temporarily