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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.
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Renowned photographer to visit borough library
Brian Griffin will talk about his new book The Black Kingdom - an autobiography of his life growing up in the Black Country at the library in St James's Road on Thursday May 23.
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Find out more about funding for groups
VOLUNTARY and community groups are invited to find out more about the cash available to them at a funding fair.
1 hr ago | South End Standard
Health ombudsman rules medics missed opportunities to save Tina, 23
A REPORT has found a severely disabled young woman was failed by medical professionals who missed opportunities to save her life.
Gay man's murder sparks public anger
Thousands of New Yorkers - including mayoral candidate Christine Quinn - marched on Monday to protest the fatal shooting of a gay man in the neighbourhood that was the cradle of the modern US gay rights movement.
Coroner records verdict of accidental death at inquest into death of Wales rugby fan Ben Thompson
Following today's verdict, Ben Thompson's wife urged people to be careful when drinking, saying 'I don't want anyone else to go through what I've been through because now I'm left alone' An inquest into the death of Welsh rugby fan Ben Thompson has heard how he was in "good spirits" in the lead up to his death.
Families evacuated to former council HQ during Devizes bomb scare
Emergency services were called to an address in Mayenne Place, Devizes, at 1pm today after a man arrested earlier in the day indicated there was an explosive device in one of the flats there.
Trowbridge murder prompts domestic violence inquiry
Mr Graham, 51, of Beaufort Mansions, in Stallard Street, died at Royal United Hospital, Bath at 5.27am on November 20, last year, after being stabbed twice by his partner Louise Cox, 45, of Newtown.
'Strong evidence' of burnt remains
Experts found "very strong evidence" of burnt human skull remains at the home of the man accused of murdering April Jones, a jury has heard.
a Large fire broke out at a cooking oil recycling centre in Stourport-on-Severn last night.
Fire crews from Stourport and Kidderminster were first to arrive at Pelican Foods, Barracks Lane, Sandy Lane Industrial Estate at 10.20pm where they found a severe fire.
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Gay marriage Bill clears Commons
There was applause in the House after MPs voted by 366 to 161 to give the Marriage Bill a third reading The Government's controversial plans to legalise gay marriage have cleared the Commons despite efforts by Tory backbenchers to derail the legislation.
Longer lessons for secondary school pupils
PUPILS will face longer lessons as a secondary school aims to improve attainment in order to become the best in Basildon .
Microsoft unveils Xbox One the all-in-one home entertainment system
May 21, 2013 - A new vision for the future comes to life today as Microsoft Corp.
Man charged with attempted murder after Worcester attack
A WORCESTER man has been charged with attempted murder and Grievous Bodily Harm with intent following a double city knife attack.
Prince William joins father in conservation plea
Britain's Prince William has joined his father Prince Charles in urging global action to tackle the illegal poaching of wild animals.
Mother suspected of girl's murder
Detectives are treating the death of a 20-month-old girl as murder and have named her mother as a suspect.
Toffs' Flower Show challenges entrenched Gnomophobia
Unsurprisingly the staid Royal Horticultural Society's decision to allow garden gnomes at the Chelsea Flower Show this year elicited a variety of responses. "Gnomes are very symbolic in English gardens, as an anti-class statement," said TV design guru Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen, who said he had a colony of gnomes in his garden. "It’s good to confront the received wisdom that all gnomes are nasty," Mr. Llewelyn-Bowen said, adding that his wife Jackie "has had to overcome her poshness and confront her gnomophobia".
Heartbroken couple searching for answers following the sudden death of their young son
A HEARTBROKEN couple, who tried for six years to have a baby, are searching for an answer as to why their young son died suddenly in his sleep.
UK 2013 Mobile Phone Recycling Trend
Survey reveals more than 55% of people have recycled their mobile phones
Pensioners missing out on benefits cash
Over the last year more than 1,000 county pensioners, out of an estimated 100,000, have been helped to claim more by the charity.