News RSS Feed


Netherton man admits money laundering

3:46pm Thursday 15th May 2008


A 56-year-old Dudley man admitted money laundering when he appeared before a judge at Wolverhampton Crown Court.

Robert Williams, of Leabank Road, Netherton, was remanded on bail until June 3 by Judge Michael Challinor for a pre-sentence report.

Williams, who had a yard in Pear Tree Lane, Dudley, admitted being concerned in a money laundering arrangement.

Diane Chilton 49, also of Leabank Road, had faced a similar charge but Jane Sarginson, for the prosecution, offered no evidence in her case.

The judge told Chilton she was free to leave the court after recording a verdict of not guilty against her.

Print article » Email to a friend »

EDITOR'S CHOICE

Anita Guy and Checky
Charity fund nets £10,000

A LOWER Gornal mum said she was moved to tears after a charity fund, set up in memory of her 22-year-old daughter, reached £10,000 just 10 months after being launched.

Sedgley fire station - what do you think?

SEDGLEY residents are being urged to give their views on the future of the town’s fire station.

The Dark Knight, cert. 12A, ODEON, Merry Hill, Four stars
The Dark Knight, cert. 12A, ODEON, Merry Hill, Four stars

The Dark Knight – the follow-up to Batman Begins which was released back in 2005 – reunites director Christopher Nolan with the caped crusader in his continuing war on crime.

Picture courtesy of Rally Action Photography.
Double delight for duo

FOLLOWING a fifth straight class win and victory in the prestigious Two-Wheel Drive Challenge on the Swansea Bay Rally, Quinton Motor Club’s Nathan Crewe and John Connor have been declared winners of both categories in the Pirelli MSA National Gravel Championship.


In this section

Sponsored Links


Hot Jobs


Local Advertisers


Local Information

Enter your postcode, town or place name

House prices »   Schools »   Crime »   Hospitals »

Homes
Sponsored Adverts