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New Italian restaurant welcomed by Stourbridge's MP
ONE of Stourbridge’s newest restaurants has been given the thumbs up by the town’s MP. Suzanne Webb paid a visit to Gusto Di Italia at the top end of Stourbridge High Street to meet owners Heba Mohammad and her partner Ahmed Rabie, who are of Italian
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Wordsley couple fined after woodland destroyed for garden extension
A WORDSLEY couple have been ordered to pay £6,515 in fines and costs for failing to comply with an enforcement notice after extending their garden into a strip of neighbouring green belt land without permission. Andrew and Nicola Hill, of Pineways
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Man denies causing deaths of teens by dangerous driving
A TRIAL date has been set for a 55-year-old man accused of causing the deaths of two teenagers by dangerous driving after he pled not guilty. Dhiya Al Maamoury appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court today (Tuesday March 19) after Liberty Charris
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Plan to build detached home in place of caravan in Quarry Bank wins approval
PLANNERS have granted permission for a three-bedroom detached house to be built in place of an existing static caravan on Caledonia, Quarry Bank. Permission to site a caravan on the land for three years was previously granted in 1951. A planning
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Driver told police 'insurance costs too much'
A DRIVER who told police he chose to get behind the wheel without insurance because it "cost too much" has had his car seized. Officers stopped the Peugeot 207 on Cinder Bank in Netherton yesterday (Monday March 18). The driver's lack of insurance
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New food hygiene rating given to Brierley Hill takeaway
A NEW food hygiene rating has been awarded to a Brierley Hill fish and chip shop, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. Zaks Plaice fast food takeaway, in Brierley Hill High Street, was given a rating of 3 when inspected on February 12.
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Child art pioneer's collection sells for four times its estimate at auction
A personal collection of work by child art pioneer Marion Richardson fetched more than four times its estimate at auction. Attendees audibly gasped as fierce bidding pushed prices far beyond expectations at Dreweatts. A self-portrait by