To celebrate the opening of the new HomeSense store at the Merry Hill retail park, HomeSense is inviting you to an exclusive VIP shopping evening at the store from 7 – 9pm on Thursday May 27.
To celebrate the opening of the new HomeSense store at the Merry Hill retail park, HomeSense is inviting you to an exclusive VIP shopping evening at the store from 7 – 9pm on Thursday May 27.
Sportingbet, shirt sponsor of Wolves, have two VIP tickets to give away to the Wolves v Crystal Palace match at Molineux on Saturday.
The Express and Star are giving readers the chance to win a pair of VIP tickets for the Wolves v Burnley game at Molineux on Sunday, courtesy of Sportingbet.com.
The sky is the limit for a group of air cadets near Wolverhampton, which spent six years without a permanent home, after their new £350,000 headquarters were officially opened by a government minister.
The Earl of Wessex will give Shrewsbury's new theatre the royal seal of approval after he accepted an invitation to open the £28 million building.The Earl of Wessex will give Shrewsbury's new theatre the royal seal of approval after he accepted an invitation to open the £28 million building. As exclusively revealed on the Shropshire Star website today, Prince Edward will visit the town on March 25 to perform the official opening ceremony at Theatre Severn in Frankwell. Before arriving at the venue he will officially unveil the new Monkmoor Campus for Severndale Special School and Wilfred Owen Primary School. Organisers said they were "delighted" that he accepted their invitation to open the theatre in what has been described as a major coup. For the full story see today's Shropshire Star
A first glimpse has been produced of how a special school will look after a £3.5 million redevelopment. Work will start on Sunfield School in Clent this summer.
The Bancroft family from Willenhall put a year of tragedy behind them to enjoy a VIP trip to the panto at Wolverhampton's Grand Theatre, courtesy of the local Rotary Club.
You've got to hand it to women - when it comes to marvellous manicures they've got it nailed, writes Maria Cusine. Ladies spend thousands of pounds on making sure their nails look good during their lifetime.You've got to hand it to women - when it comes to marvellous manicures they've got it nailed. Ladies spend thousands of pounds on making sure their nails look good during their lifetime. Pampered girls will end up splashing out on average more than £3,200 for that perfect polish and manicure. Women visit a nail salon at least twice a year for a professional manicure, while six per cent will go once a month a more, according to new research. Read the full story in the Express & Star
