29 min ago | IcStafford
Wolverhampton boy died minutes after jab on trip to India
Damien Herian, 10, had been enjoying a day-out at a popular adventure theme park in the former Punjab state capital of Jalandhar when he fell ill A Black Country schoolboy died in his father's arms just minutes after being given a mystery injection for a stomach ache while on holiday in India.
1 hr ago | This Is Staffordshire
TRIBUTES: Jake Mellor died after an incident in Crewe.
In a statement, Jake's family said: "Jake was a smart, caring, beautiful man who had a great sense of humour and could always make you smile.
3 hrs ago | Small World News Service
Woman driver who paralysed a nurse while driving on the wrong side of ...
A woman driver who left a nurse paralysed for life when she crashed her car while driving on the wrong side of the road has been spared jail and fined just A 90.
3 hrs ago | The Guardian
When culture is treated as commodity, no wonder its temples are sold off | Owen Hatherley
From Baltic to the Lowry, grand building projects invigorated provincial life, but the attitude is: if it doesn't pay, why bother? Maria Miller used her first public speech as culture secretary last month to insist that funding for the arts will have to be justified by returns.
5 hrs ago | Stourbridgenews.co.uk
Talented students exhibit work in Stourbridge
Wolverhampton University student Maddison McNally with her art 'Man in Machine' at the Ruskin Glass Centre.
9 hrs ago | Newsday
A dog's life in ageing kennels
The kennels can look after up to 120 dogs in kennels on three floors of the building in Digbeth, near Birmingham city centre "You get people telling you it looks like a prison, and it does," admits Darren Calveley about the Birmingham Dogs' Home premises he manages.
9 hrs ago | Newsday
Heritage tour of Handsworth launched
A new heritage trail has been launched in Handsworth and Lozells to highlight and promote the history of the areas.
13 hrs ago | Burton Mail
The joys of spring at the bluebell woods - finally
A VIOLET carpet dominates as far as the eye can see as spring finally blooms at a renowned visitor attraction in East Staffordshire.
17 hrs ago | This Is Staffordshire
Thugs locked up after booze-fuelled attack
TWO thugs have been jailed after they assaulted a man in a working men's club on Christmas Day night.
21 hrs ago | Stourbridgenews.co.uk
Movie buff spends 20k creating state of the art cinema shed
Paul Slim in his impressive home cinema shed which is running for Shed of the year.
National gymnastics title for Paralympic hopeful Kieran
A TEENAGER who lost part of a leg to cancer is celebrating after he and his partner won a national gymnastics title.
Stafford man charged with Stone charity shop raids
John Robert Clive, currently of no fixed abode was arrested in February following burglaries at the British Heart Foundation, Cancer Research, Age Concern and Crick and Mardling solicitors on February 20.
Indian restaurant Roshni, in Forsbrook, near Stoke on Trent, evoked memories of an Indian holiday for Louise Elliott and her husband, Martin, when they dined there recently.
Ancient artist Dizzy Lizzy set to bring flower power to Dudley
Street entertainer Dizzy Lizzy will be among a host of characters and attractions aiming to use creative talent to bring people together for the Forge Forward Art's Day in Dudley town centre.
MP to help deliver beer in readiness for Kinver's Country Fayre
Buy this photo MP Gavin Williamson helping lifting Kegs as Part of Dray Day at Kinver Brewery.
The Potteries' Transformation Garden,which is set to be auctioned off following the show, was designed to represent the city's industrial heritage along with the ongoing regeneration in the area.
Star Name: Olympic gold medal-winning rower James Cracknell hosted...
IT'S another big week for our city, following the hugely popular visit of Prince Charles to the Mother Town a few days ago.
Police announce new top cop for Dudley North beat
DUDLEY has a new top cop after the arrival of Inspector Julie Mason to cover the region's northern sector.
Top Pupil Award School and trust link up to praise the 'best of the best'
The honour will be bestowed to the house leader at the Barton under Needwood school who has excelled in the role and gone above and beyond the call of duty in their role.
This is Burton - in a roundabout way
Burton Kia, which dominates the shot, and Inchcape Toyota Burton, in the foreground, lie on opposite sides of Moor Street.