School tribute to pool death pupil
A minute's silence in memory of an eight-year-old boy who drowned in Wolverhampton took place at his former school today where news of his death was broken to pupils.
A minute's silence in memory of an eight-year-old boy who drowned in Wolverhampton took place at his former school today where news of his death was broken to pupils.
Motorists are being warning about the next phase of the A34 alterations to provide access to a massive pet distribution centre.
The 21-year-old needed two hours and 43 minutes to claim a straight-sets win in her first match since the US Open.
A fast-growing steel stockholder in Kingswinford has been crowned the Express & Star's business of the year.
People had to be rescued from flooded buildings and stranded vehicles across Shropshire yesterday as the heavy rain caused chaos well in to the evening.
The New Saints can close in on another Welsh Premier crown when they renew acquaintance with Bangor City in tomorrow's live televised game at Park Hall (5.15pm).
A West Midlands welding supplies company formed around 30 years ago with just a small single office and a shipping container for storage has just moved to large new premises a mile down the road in Wolverhampton, following a £250,000 investment programme.
A property entrepreneur from Wolverhampton has won £200,000 for his charitable foundation, after beating his arch rival in a boxing grudge match.
New streets in a housing development in Staffordshire will be named after the area's war heroes.
A company has been fined £380,000 after a delivery driver fell and suffered a traumatic brain injury while working at its site.
A decision on a £48 million scheme that could deliver 1,200 new jobs is expected this week.
Truck and van company Indelease has moved into new headquarters in Telford as part of a plan to grow the business.
Murder should carry a tougher prison sentence, a Shropshire MP has told Parliament. Mark Pritchard said it was time ministers looked again at the minimum tariff of 15 years. Murder should carry a tougher prison sentence, a Shropshire MP has told Parliament. Mark Pritchard warned of a growing public unrest about the leniency of some jail terms handed down to convicted killers, and said it was time ministers looked again at the minimum tariff of 15 years. The Tory MP raised the issue with Justice Secretary Jack Straw in the Commons yesterday. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star.
Here we are in 2017, the partying is over… and of course the thought process moves on to what is in store for our industry for not only this year but for five or six years in the future, writes David Roberts.
A collection of historic planes, which enthusiasts spent 20 years lovingly restoring, will finally leave the West Midlands next month - 100 years since the firm first started manufacturing aircraft.