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Odeon cinema working hard to resolve issues after mouse droppings found
BOSSES at Odeon Cinemas Group have said they are working hard to resolve issues after food hygiene inspectors found mouse droppings and mould at the Merry Hill multiplex. Mouse droppings were noted in the Ben and Jerry’s storeroom, a drinks container
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Travel hubs offering access to bikes and EV chargers to be trialled in Halesowen
NEW local travel hubs offering communities access to bikes, electric car chargers and other services are to be trialled in Halesowen. The first three Local Travel Points (LTPs) are to be installed at Huntingtree Park, Cross Street and Andrew Road
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Bar could lose licence after police call for review over ‘serious’ concerns
A BAR and grill could lose its licence after the owners were accused of failing to call 999 following a stabbing. The owners of MS Bar and Grill in Oldbury will have their licence reviewed by Sandwell Council following calls by police to investigate
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Weather update after snow spotted in Halesowen
SNOW has been spotted falling in Halesowen this afternoon (Friday, March 1) as the Met Office forecast more overnight. The Met Office has forecast that showers easing with further rain and snow arriving overnight in the West Midlands. An eyewitness
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Amy Dowden hopes to return to Strictly after latest cancer update
AMY Dowden has said she is hoping to return to Strictly Come Dancing after she found it "so cruel" to have to watch from the sidelines last year while undergoing cancer treatment. The Welsh professional dancer, who has a dance studio in Cradley
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Halesowen College principal attends No 10 to discuss skills education
HALESOWEN College’s principal had chance to discuss key issues facing the FE education sector during a visit to No 10 Downing Street Jacquie Carman attended an event at No 10 to discuss skills education with Lord Lingfield and fellow FE college
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Fines for driving while using a mobile phone treble in West Midlands
THE number of fines handed out to drivers in the West Midlands for using their mobile phones at the wheel has trebled following an update to the law, new figures show. The AA said the tightening of the law has driven the substantial rise in offences