A Black Country 'super casino' has moved a step closer to becoming a reality after bosses bought a former nightclub to host their £4 million project, which will create 113 jobs.
A card shark who cheated casinos in Walsall, Birmingham and London out of tens of thousands of pounds at the poker table has been jailed for 18 months.
A Shropshire chef is jetting off to the Land of the Rising Sun so that he can perfect his knowledge of Japanese cuisine.
Businesses from Shropshire are set to head out for a major trade visit to Japan in a bid to develop contacts and win contracts in the Far East.
Masked robbers armed with knives struck at the Grosvenor Casino in Walsall, demanding money from staff.
A new £4million casino in Wolverhampton will offer something for everyone, and not just gamblers, it has been claimed.
A £4 million casino expansion, creating up to 133 new jobs and making it one of the biggest in the West Midlands, is poised to get the go-ahead.
Leaders at a mosque being run from a former casino building say they are looking forward to working with the community after being granted permission to transform the building.
A mosque will be created to transform a former casino building after the plans were given the go ahead.
The site of a of disused casino in the Black Country will be converted into a mosque under new plans submitted to council chiefs.
A group of adventurous scouts from Shropshire have been raising money for a once in a lifetime trip to the other side of the world – by helping shoppers.
Thousands of pounds of taxpayers' money was spent on a legal dispute between two casino operators for a scheme that never got off the ground, it emerged today.
It's been quite a whirlwind eight years for Alex Sinclair. In 2005, he left behind his Shropshire life to start afresh in the United States and since then he's made another life-changing switch to Japan.
Australia bowler Ryan Harris discovered that winning the Ashes does not guarantee access to Perth's casino, with the bowler launching a foul-mouthed tweet after he was reportedly refused entry for being drunk.
A personal birthday present sent from a Shropshire businesswoman to her friend in Canada has finally turned up at its intended destination – after a mysterious 6,000-mile detour.
