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Council pulls out of deal that aimed to develop old Dudley leisure centre site
DUDLEY Council has backed out of a deal to sell a former leisure centre for housing. The deal, for the site on Wellington Road, was announced by the council’s Conservative leader, Cllr Patrick Harley and buyer, Stourbridge businessman Amarjit
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Gary Lineker sees Jude Bellingham as key for England at Euro 2024
FORMER England striker Gary Lineker believes Stourbridge's Jude Bellingham is vital to the fortunes of Gareth Southgate's side at Euro 2024. He also sees a bright longer-term future for the team and would be "absolutely shocked" if they do not
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Firefighters respond to garden fire left unattended in Wollaston
FIREFIGHTERS were called to a garden fire that was left unattended in Wollaston at the weekend. The incident happened in Meriden Avenue just after midday on Saturday June 1. Firefighters were reportedly on the scene within a few minutes of
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Nominations closing soon as Dudley gets set for general election
CAMPAIGNING for the 2024 general election is heating up and the end of the week will mark a significant deadline. Nominations for candidates close at 4pm on Friday June 7. After then no candidates can be added to or withdrawn from ballot papers
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Stourbridge woman searching for lost twin brother's grave calls for apology
A WOMAN searching for her twin brother’s grave says the government should apologise for leaving families unable to grieve. Mary Hart was born in Stourbridge in 1954, tragically her brother, John, died during the birth and his body was immediately
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Nearly nine in 10 Dudley people are still waiting to move to Universal Credit
NEARLY nine in 10 of existing benefit claimants in Dudley waiting to move to Universal Credit are yet to be transferred, new figures show. It comes as an anti-poverty charity warned hundreds of thousands of people across Britain have lost support