Julian Graves health food shops have gone into administration, it emerged today, putting more than 360 jobs across a total of 189 stores at risk.
Controversial plans to build 360 new homes on green belt land near Wolverhampton have been thrown out following a flood of objections.Controversial plans to build 360 new homes on green belt land near Wolverhampton have been thrown out following a flood of objections. The bid by Permission Homes to transform the key 42-acre site in Featherstone, between the M54 and Brookhouse Lane, was rejected by South Staffordshire District Council planning bosses last night. Apartments, detached homes and affordable housing were on the cards plus playing fields, tennis courts, and a bowling green. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Concerns have been raised that primary schools serving the Welshpool High School catchment area, are being dragged into the reorganisation of Llanfyllin.
Scientists have warned the Earth’s temperature is predicted to rise to similar levels.
Two young children are in hospital after being attacked by a dog in Cannock.
RAF Cosford Museum has moved online to continue to give people their fix of aircraft history while they wait for the day they can open again.
A virtual driving experience showing what it is like to be behind the wheel of a formula racing car has been created by The University of Wolverhampton.
In 1986 youngsters used to visit Father Christmas to ask for a teddy bear or a doll to be put into their stockings.
Can you get a dream car on a budget? We think you can. Here are some of the best for under the £50,000 mark
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Take a journey 100 years into the future.
Telford College's virtual open event has launched and will be available for the rest of the summer.
A woman was trapped in her car for an hour today following a three car smash on a rural road.
An outbreak of flu closed a Wolverhampton primary school today, forcing hundreds of pupils to stay at home.
A contractor who stole overhead cabling from the Midland Metro and sold it on for more than £1,000 has been handed a 12-week suspended sentence and ordered to do 120 hours' community work.
