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Charity celebrates 20 years with “baton walks” Every Sunday this month the West Midlands’ foremost nature expert, Chris Millward, has been leading a
Charity celebrates 20 years with “baton walks” Every Sunday this month the West Midlands’ foremost nature expert, Chris Millward, has been leading a
A Black Country manufacturer is today celebrating its best-ever year of trading with India. Brierley Hill-based Alloy Wire International (AWI), which makes round,
Dudley College of Technology has been named one of ten National Centres for Technical Excellence for Construction (CTEC. It has secured a share
Govt Minister’s clear message: ‘Proud to be British’ With total clarity, Veterans and People Minister Al Carns has cut through the noise and
PFA Young Player of the Year honoured with ice statue of his ‘cold’ celebration An ice statue of Aston Villa’s Morgan Rogers was
UK start-up Umami Bros Japanese mayonnaise wins F&M competition Japanese mayonnaise, made in the UK by a start-up, is today gracing the shelves of
Preet Kaur Gill, MP for Birmingham Edgbaston, is calling for a “clear timeline” on the long-delayed Hagley Road Metro extension. She warns further
Homeless charity remains operational despite blaze destroying office Young homeless people can still get help from St Basils, the Birmingham charity, despite a
A 98th-minute goal from Lyndon Dykes sealed a thrilling win over Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park – sending 7,000 travelling Bluenoses into fits
Wolverhampton firm Pallet-Track has become the first in the UK to introduce an AI-powered forklift safety system following a £100,000 investment in new