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Stourbridge's former Royal British Legion building for sale with £225k price tag
THE former Stourbridge Royal British Legion building is on the market with a £225,000 price tag. The former legion HQ in Enville Street is being marketed by Johnson Fellows after a failed campaign to save the venue as a meeting place for ex-servicemen
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30 years of fitness and fundraising
September saw the Macmillan cancer charity hosting a variety of coffee mornings across the region and one of the first to join up and raise money is the Fitness Factory based in Stourbridge. In fact, the Fitness Factory is very often involved
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Plan seeks to turn Stourbridge church into apartments
A STOURBRIDGE church could be turned into apartments if a planning application lodged with Dudley Council is successful. A request for a change of use to convert Hope Baptist Church in Chapel Street into seven flats has been lodged with council
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Labour MP claims internet connection in Ukraine is better than Stourbridge
A LABOUR MP has claimed she has experienced better internet connection in wartorn Ukraine than she does in central London. Cat Eccles told an adjournment debate that the UK is languishing behind its European neighbours when it comes to ultra-fast
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Tributes to One Direction star Liam Payne across West Midlands
1:11pm We were sorry to hear the news about former student Liam Payne and wish to extend our sympathies to his family
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Trio of green spaces in Dudley borough to receive further protection
THREE green spaces in the Dudley borough are to receive further protection to retain them for future generations. Parts of Delph Locks in Brierley Hill is already designated as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation (SINC). Grange Park
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Report delivers damning verdict on how Dudley Council is run
DUDLEY Council has been hit with a broadside from a damning report on how the authority is being run. A progress report on a peer review from the Local Government Association (LGA) piles in with a string of hard-hitting criticisms including on
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‘Shambles’ at Brookes Bar slammed by Dudley councillors
COUNCILLORS launched a blistering attack on a ‘shambles’ that cost Dudley taxpayers nearly two million pounds. The failure of Brookes Bar and Bistro, which closed in August 2024, was under scrutiny at the authority’s Audit and Standards Committee
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Artist launches project to celebrate Stourbridge's musical heritage
A STOURBRIDGE artist is on a mission to honour music legends Ned’s Atomic Dustbin, Pop Will Eat Itself and The Wonder Stuff by creating three large murals on town centre buildings. Multi-media artist Cal wants to create permanent artistic tributes