£100,000 fund to tackle problem travellers in Walsall
Cash-strapped Walsall Council is to use £100,000 a year to tackle travellers in the borough.
Cash-strapped Walsall Council is to use £100,000 a year to tackle travellers in the borough.
Several years ago I told Telford Council, both the Highways Portfolio holder and the Highways Department, that the proliferation of traffic lights in Telford was causing a significant number of motorists to jump the lights or become "amber gamblers" when the lights change as they approach them – even going through on red.
As the number of travellers rapidly rises this year, so too are reports by homeowners and businesses of anti-social behaviour, criminal activity, and despair at the mess left behind.
A new quarry which could be built near a Shropshire town would "massively increase" the amount of vehicles using roads in the area, it has been claimed.
Potholes are being targeted as part of a £500,000 investment in the Newport area.
A whistle-blowing hotline could be set up as part of a range of measures to tackle Telford's problem with child sexual abuse.
The sudden jolt, crunch of crumbling tarmac, and the thud of your car's suspension clattering – potholes cause misery on the roads every single day.
A hearing will be held in the summer to discuss whether plans to create 50 new homes close to a problem level crossing in Wem should be given the go-ahead.
Fines of up to £80,000 have been handed out to drivers for parking outside schools in Wolverhampton in the past six years, latest figures have revealed.
Emergency calls to police in Shropshire had to be diverted for more than an hour after the force telephone system crashed.
This Telford family has had some unwelcome visitors coming up from underneath the floorboards. But its not rodents or insects that have been causing the Warnock family distress – it's mushrooms.
Walsall's Martin Gethin has finally got to the bottom of an ear problem that has plagued his career in recent years.
One in four people in Sandwell are deeply in debt - making it the worst region in the UK for financial worries, new research has revealed.
After more than 200 years with a leaky roof, a piece of Shropshire's history is finally being protected – by a modern glass structure.
A kebab shop has been temporarily shut down due to a pest problem.