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Young Reporter - Netball: A competitive club on the climb - Ayesha Noor - Eden girls.
Netball - A sport loved by many, filling hearts with boundless happiness and encouraging fitness and health. First played in 1897, netball may seem as an ancient sport (seeing as it started way more than a century ago) however don’t get fooled
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Community outrage led to Crooked House rebuild order - campaigners say
'THE owners had messed with the wrong community' is the message from campaigners who are delighted at news the Crooked House pub must be rebuilt brick by brick. Dudley MP Marco Longhi, West Midlands Mayor Andy Street, Dudley Council leader councillor
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Woman taken to hospital after Halesowen crash
A WOMAN was taken to hospital after a car crashed in Halesowen. The crash, involving one car, happened on Lutley Lane at around 8.49am yesterday morning (Tuesday February 27). Witnesses reported seeing a car on its side. Paramedics attended
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Young Reporter-Concertcraze!ElizabethAkiningain-BOA
Concert craze! On February 17th, my friends and I went to go see the RnB music artist, ‘Mariah the scientist’ at Birmingham 02 Institute. This was her ‘To Be Eaten Alive’ 2024 tour and she is touring Europe as well as the US. The tour name ‘To
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Halesowen Career Expo to showcase jobs and employers this week
THE HALESOWEN Career Expo will bring together job hunters and firms this week. The event will run at the Cornbow Shopping Centre on Friday (March 1) from 10am to 1pm. James Morris MP has been working with Halesowen BID, Halesowen College and
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Dudley Council clashes with PCC on off-road bikes
A ROW has blown up between Dudley Council and the police commissioner’s office over how to tackle illegal off-road motorbikes. West Midlands Assistant Police and Crime Commissioner Tom McNeil accused the authority of refusing to engage with him
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Dudley councillors' claims on grants were ‘enthusiastic’
DUDLEY councillors’ promises that community grants will return later this year were ‘enthusiastic’ according to a cabinet member. After questions at recent community forum meetings in north Dudley and Stourbridge, residents had been told by Conservative
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Young Reporter The impact of Black Country Food Bank Lydia Sharkey HalesColl
As a result of the cost of living crisis, reliance on foodbanks has largely increased, with local people relying on these charities for emergency food and care. An example is The Black Country Food Bank. Beginning in 2006, Black Country
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Coronation tree planted in Dudley park in honour of King
A TREE planted to celebrate the King’s Coronation is now setting down roots in a Dudley borough park which has historical links to the coronation of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The Royal Oak tree is one of a number of coronation trees being planted
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West Midlands Mayor lauds college for student career opportunities
The Mayor of the West Midlands has visited a college to witness its innovative courses for cyber, eSports and media students. Cllr Andy Street lauded Halesowen College after his visit on Tuesday, February 20. He also toured Trinity Point, the