TV comedy favourite John Bishop will bring his stand-up show to Dudley next year. The popular Scouser, who has hosted his own shows including The John Bishop Show and John Bishop: In Conversation With, will perform at Dudley Town Hall on Tuesday
PEOPLE living in Dudley with possible coronavirus symptoms can get tested at a site by the Merry Hill shopping centre. The Covid-19 test centre on Engine Lane by Merry Hill, was set up last Thursday (September 10) and will operate until September
A POPULAR pop-up Halloween store has returned to intu Merry Hill. Halloween House has grown in size after a successful debut last year and is now open on the upper mall near Next. It stocks one of the largest collections of Halloween merchandise
A DUDLEY road is to close next week as work continues to bring the Midland Metro to the town. Flood Street will close to traffic on Monday, September 14 as part of ongoing works to extend the line from Wednesbury to Dudley. Travel bosses expect
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has gone into self-isolation after a member of his household developed symptoms of Covid-19. He will continue working from home, but will not take part in Commons proceedings on Monday. The situation emerged shortly
Pub giant Wetherspoons have confirmed that 66 workers at 50 branches across the country have tested postive for coronavirus since reopening in the summer. We've put together everything you need to know. How many people have visited Wetherspoons
THE new leisure centre in Dudley town centre is starting to take shape as its steel structure has been erected. Construction on the Flood Street site began in May following initial enabling work that started in January and has continued throughout
BRAVE OMJ Black Country Rangers bowed out of the Emirates FA Cup after suffering a slender 1-0 defeat at Northern Premier League side Matlock Town. The only goal arrived early in the 10th minute when Ryan Qualter escaped the attentions for the
Coronavirus cases have soared across the UK in recent days - however data has revealed that hospitalisations and deaths from the virus remain low. With schools and universities returning this month, many fear that the pandemic is once against
