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MP’s Macmillan Coffee Morning raises hundreds for charity
A MACMILLAN coffee morning arranged by the MP for Kingswinford & South Staffordshire at his office in Wordsley has raised more than £356 for Macmillan Cancer Support. The event, which Mike Wood organises each year, was attended by residents, local
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Dudley Zoo welcomes first bush dog pups in its history
DUDLEY Zoo and Castle has welcomed its first litter of bush dogs in its 87-year history. Less than a year since two-year-old Twenké and six-year-old Dora were paired together as part of an international breeding programme, the zoo has celebrated
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Wolves supporters set to pay tribute to author at Old Gold and Black book launch
A MUCH-LOVED Wolverhampton Wanderers fan from Wordsley will write his final chapter on Sunday when more than 200 people attend the launch of ‘Old Gold and Black’. The launch event at the Mount Hotel on Sunday October 13, starting from 2pm, will
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Boy, 16, charged after Brierley Hill stabbing
A TEENAGER has been charged with wounding after a stabbing in Brierley Hill. An 18-year-old man was found with stab wounds in the High Street at around 6.30pm on Thursday (October 10). A 16-year-old boy and an 18-year-old woman were arrested
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Watch as huge beams hoisted into place for new HS2 station bridge
FIFTEEN huge bridge beams have been hoisted into place to bring a new HS2 station a step closer. The latest work helps form the building blocks of a road bridge that will take vehicles over the high-speed railway and onto the station car parks
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New food hygiene ratings given to three Dudley establishments
NEW food hygiene ratings have been awarded to three of Dudley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows. The following ratings have been given to two restaurants, cafes or canteens: • Rated 5: Essence of India at 148-150 High
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Dudley Zoo and Castle gets set for a spooktacular Halloween half term
DUDLEY Zoo and Castle is getting set for a spooktacular Halloween half term. Visitors to the attraction can help identify its collection of donated animal skulls and skeletons in the Discovery Centre, as well as viewing an exhibition of tarantulas
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Sonia Kumar MP advocates for back pain awareness and prevention
Sonia Kumar MP has voiced her drive to raise awareness for back health. The Dudley MP, with a decade of experience as a physiotherapist, has been keen to dispel myths and educate the public during Back Care Awareness Week, which ran from Monday