Sir Jack sells stake in Bahamas authority
Wolves life president Sir Jack Hayward has sold his stake in an organisation which regulates business dealings in the Bahamas, it emerged today.
News|Dec 21, 2009
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French citizen on trial for ‘unlawfully collecting Russian military information’
Laurent Vinatier is an adviser with the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue, a Switzerland-based non-governmental organisation.
World News|Sep 16
World News
Dozens of electric car charging points to be installed across Sandwell
People who drive electric vehicles, and have no access to off street parking, will soon be able to charge their vehicles in public sockets thanks to a new grant.
Sandwell|Nov 29, 2021
Transport
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Sandwell
‘Magnificent’ hats of election returning officers take social media by storm
Some returning officers declared the votes during the General Election count while wearing ‘brilliant’ headwear.
UK News|Jul 5
UK News
Wet winter dented Wynnstay's profits and sales
Pre-tax profits were down for agricultural supplies group Wynnstay for its latest half year.
Business|Jun 25
Farming
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Mid Wales
General Election puts Stormont programme for government in ‘jeopardy’
Michelle O’Neill said the Executive Office was receiving legal advice about publishing the governmental plan.
UK News|May 28
UK News
Policy professional joins chamber team
Experienced policy analyst, Gemma Edwards, who has previously worked for the New Zealand government’s Ministry of Education, has joined the Black Country Chamber of Commerce to head up its policy and public affairs department.
Business Picks|Sep 26, 2023
Business Picks
Aid worker flees crisis-hit country
A Shropshire aid worker was dramatically evacuated from a crisis-hit West African country as she worked for a children's charity she set up with her mother.A Shropshire aid worker was dramatically evacuated from a crisis-hit West African country as she worked for a children's charity she set up with her mother. Tanya Walmsley, of Broseley, who founded Friends of Conakry Refugee School in Guinea, was also working for a non-governmental aid organisation when she was forced to leave the country and return home to the UK. She was evacuated after problems erupted following a coup. Miss Walmsley's mother Ruth today said her daughter had managed to get home and she was safe and well, but they are calling on Shropshire people to donate funds to keep the school operating. "Everything was closed down during the unrest and it only managed to open again two weeks ago," she said. Read more in the Shropshire Star
News|Nov 13, 2009
News
London Sinfonietta orchestra to stage pedal-powered performance
The show will premiere on July 9.
Showbiz|May 9, 2021
Showbiz
MP welcomes Westfield Pod to Westminster
Dudley North MP Ian Austin welcomed a Black Country autonomous vehicle company to Parliament as the firm exhibited one of its self-driving Pods.
Business|Jun 21, 2018
Dudley
Business
Letter: Jet aircraft pose the biggest threat to change in climate
I am writing to you concerning climate change, something I have been meaning to do for some time.
Readers' letters|Nov 28, 2014
Readers' letters
Primark drops suppliers over child labour
Budget fashion retailer Primark has dropped three Indian suppliers after admitting they were using child labour.
Business|Jun 17, 2008
Business
London Sinfonietta orchestra to stage pedal-powered performance
The show will premiere on July 9.
Showbiz|May 9, 2021
Showbiz
Express & Star comment: Political headache for Boris Johnson
This is a political headache for Boris Johnson and his government. Labels in politics tend to stick a long time. Mrs Thatcher, milk snatcher, for instance.
Opinions|Oct 29, 2020
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Hundreds of cars missing after Papua New Guinea summit
Imported vehicles together worth millions were used during Apec inter-governmental forum but most have yet to be returned
Motors|Feb 15, 2019
Motors