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New food hygiene ratings handed to Dudley establishments
NEW food hygiene ratings have been awarded to Dudley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. The following ratings have been given to five restaurants, cafes or canteens: • Rated 5: McDonalds Restaurants Limited at Kent
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Sedgley builder admits murdering Dudley woman Sharon Gordon at her home
A BUILDER from Sedgley has pleaded guilty to murdering a 58-year-old client at her home in Dudley earlier this year. Peter Norgrove, of Brownswall Road, appeared at Wolverhampton Crown Court today (Monday December 4) and admitting killing Sharon
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Shock as popular former Mayor of Dudley dies
TRIBUTES have been paid to a popular former Mayor of Dudley who has died after a short illness. The death of former councillor Bill Cody, who was Mayor of the borough in 1996-7, has left political colleagues across Dudley in shock. Chief executive
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Fire chiefs reveal how huge blaze on Pensnett Trading Estate started
FIRE chiefs have concluded the huge blaze at Pensnett Trading Estate was likely accidental. Last Thursday’s fire, which destroyed an industrial unit on the estate, saw 60 firefighters deployed to tackle the flames at the height of the incident.
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Council planners give go-ahead for new police HQ in Dudley
DUDLEY Council planners have given the go-ahead for a new police headquarters at Castlegate House in the town. West Midlands Police has been issued with a change of use certificate for the building, on Castlegate Way, which is currently designated
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Dudley healthcare workers take strike action over Covid payment
HEALTHCARE workers in Dudley are taking strike action over the failure of their employer to pay them a lump-sum payment they say they’re owed, Unite has confirmed. Around 60 members of the Unite trade union, who are contracted to work for Mitie
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Abandoned Sedgley chapel to be flattened for home
AN ABANDONED Baptist chapel in Sedgley looks set to be demolished to make way for a detached two-storey house. The chapel on The Ridgeway was already subject to permission for demolition after it became surplus to requirements of global Baptists