STOURBRIDGE and Brierley Hill will have their Christmas lights switched on next week. Switch-on events will be held in Brierley Hill on Friday November 29 and in Stourbridge on Saturday November 30. The lights will be switched on at 5pm at
A WINTER antiques fair arrives at Himley Hall this weekend. The antiques and collector fair takes place on Sunday, November 24, and promises to showcase a selection of unique Christmas gifts. The event, which runs from 9am to 4pm, follows the
SANDWELL Council said it is reviewing its Christmas lights switch-ons after the Blackheath event ended in disaster with families "crushed" and one woman saying she thought her and her baby were going to die. Around 6,000 people attended the event
BURGLARS raided and stole cash from a chemist in Dudley. Jhoots Pharmacy on Milking Bank was targeted during the early hours of this morning (Thursday, November 21). Money was taken in the raid, but police confirmed no drugs were taken.
A PENSNETT care facility which helps rehabilitate people to return home from hospital has been rated as 'good' by care inspectors. Tiled House, which is run by Dudley Council, was found to be performing well in all areas of assessment by the Care
THE Tree of Light service in memory of lost loved ones is set to return to Mary Stevens Hospice. The events at the Oldswinford hospice offer the chance for quiet reflection with the lighting of candles, music and poetry. This year's event will
ROWLEY Regis boxer Jason Welborn is raising money in memory of his friend who was killed in a horror crash with a bus. Former British middleweight boxing champion Jason was close friends with Bret Dance, who was killed when the van he was driving
FAST 5G coverage has arrived in Dudley as its spread across the UK gains pace. Phone operator EE has switched on 5G in Dudley as part of a roll out of the service to the Black Country, following its launch in Birmingham earlier this year. 5G
HUNDREDS of people packed out a public meeting vowing to protect green belt land around Gornal. The meeting, at the Royal British Legion on Ruiton Street, saw the community unite to save the green belt's classification to protect it from potential
