Sleepout seeks record turnout
The charity Molineux Sleepout returns this autumn. On Friday November 14 Wolves Foundation and the Good Shepherd aim to attract a record number.
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Scots vet joins 3M claim
A West Lothian-raised ex-Royal Marines commando has joined a group legal action against the American manufacturer of faulty military earplugs. Dave Combe, 54,.
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Youth Guarantee: Proof in pudding
The government’s new £45 million Youth Guarantee scheme, supporting 18- to 21-year-olds into work and training, is welcome and long overdue. With nearly.
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Wolverhampton children’s home approved
Proposals for a new children’s home in Tettenhall, Wolverhampton, which were twice rejected by the local council, have now been approved by a.
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Mental health emergency units
A network of walk-in centres for patients experiencing mental distress, is being set up to reduce pressure in overcrowded Accident & Emergency (A&E).
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Special needs kids to lose out
The schools standards minister, Catherine McKinnel, has refused to rule out the replacement of education, health and care plans (EHCP) as part of.
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Police host Vaisakhi celebration
Hundreds gathered in Birmingham to celebrate the first-ever Vaisakhi event organised by West Midlands Police. The festivities brought together tradition, culture and community.
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Centenary unites Tidbury Green
Residents of Tidbury Green staged a Spring Bank Holiday fete to mark the 100th anniversary of St John’s Church. Hosted in the church.
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Pensioner tax hike
Plans are being looked at to recover the cost of winter fuel payments through the taxation of high-income pensioners, according to the Financial.
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Key minerals market tightens
Countries which produce metals including copper, lithium, nickel and cobalt are increasing their strangled-hold over this niche market. Diversifying production Western countries still.