A family business in Willenhall, which specialises in vehicle transport logistics, is investing in three new 11-car transporters. Birway Garage director Adrian Hammonds said that the business, which was started 41 years ago, was at the start of major growth plans which may eventually see it move to a new base in the Walsall area.
The owner of England's oldest funicular railway based in Shropshire has backed controversial plans to close a town's high street.
A group of aero enthusiasts have watched a collection of planes and aircraft parts they had spent 20 years lovingly building and restoring driven off into the distance.
Test drilling for coal in Shropshire would be a complete waste of time, an anti-fracking campaigner has said.
2006 was one of the most successful and interesting years of land and property sales for some years for auctioneers and rural land and property agents Nock Deighton Agricultural LLP of Bridgnorth.
Organisers said it was the best turnout for "Stafford in the World" in its five year history - all thanks to the Jubilee spirit.
More businesses in the West Midlands are being urged to get involved in the Chamber Military Network.
An engineering business in Wolverhampton has secured a contract to design a test rig at a major new high speed rail research centre.
Shrewsbury MP Daniel Kawczynski is urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to a general election to secure a working majority once Brexit has been delivered.
Demolition has begun on Stafford’s iconic GEC Measurements factory.
Telford MP David Wright was today among the latest batch of politicians drawn into the parliamentary expenses row. Telford MP David Wright was today among the latest batch of politicians drawn into the parliamentary expenses row. Mr Wright was named in today's Daily Telegraph as one of at least 13 MPs who pocketed thousands of pounds to give up their right to cheap rent, leaving taxpayers to foot the bill for the higher charges. The MPs were offered lump sums for either moving out of the Dolphin Square block in Westminster of paying higher rent. The offer came after it was bought from the council by a private company. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star.
The ousting of Liz Truss and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg was highlighted by a number of stars.
The findings unlock news ways of studying human fertility and reproduction, researchers say.
The findings unlock news ways of studying human fertility and reproduction, researchers say.
About 1,000 jobs will be created if plans for a £48 million new Pets at Home distribution centre in Stafford go ahead.
