Birth of rare goat celebrated at Staffordshire attraction
Meet Archie - one of the rarest goats in the world.
Stafford|Apr 29, 2015
Stafford
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Feed the world at Shropshire conference
The question of how farmers will feed the world's booming population will be addressed at a conference being held at Harper Adams University in February.
Business|Feb 21, 2013
Business
Midlands hospitals meet waiting list targets
Fewer patients are having to wait more than 18 weeks to start hospital treatment compared with two years ago, according to figures out today.
Stafford|May 19, 2012
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Hospital workers face 30 per cent rise in parking fees
Parking charges for staff at Dudley's Russells Hall Hospital will rise by up to 30 per cent, it has been revealed today.
Dudley|May 15, 2012
Dudley
Daniel Radcliffe: It’s a privilege to take time off work to spend time with son
The Harry Potter star, 33, said having a child would make him ‘a bit more selective’ with future projects’.
Showbiz|Jul 3, 2023
Showbiz
Underlying demand for used cars is ‘strong’, says Auto Trader boss
Appetite for second-hand cars is showing no sign of diminishing, despite lockdown measures in England.
Motors|Nov 20, 2020
Motors
Third of companies unable to top up their bounce back loans
More than £40 billion has been lent under the bounce back loan scheme.
UK News|Nov 13, 2020
Coronavirus
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Business
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Third of companies unable to top up their bounce back loans
More than £40 billion has been lent under the bounce back loan scheme.
UK News|Nov 13, 2020
Coronavirus
UK News
Business
Politics
Battery technology breakthrough could spark new generation of smart glasses
US researchers have created a technique that uses up to 10,000 times less power in wearable cameras.
Science & Technology|Apr 23, 2018
Science & Technology
BBC ‘guilty of omission of facts’
The BBC are fond of pointing out the modern-day menace of ‘fake news’. However, they are less keen on pointing out their own failings in this area. Perhaps a few recent examples will illustrate my point.
Readers' letters|Sep 11, 2017
Readers' letters
Number of drivers aged over 90 revealed
More than 3,000 people aged 90 or over still hold driving licences in the West Midlands, new figures from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency show.
News|Jul 27, 2017
News
Emma Stone: I’ve only had equal pay by male co-stars taking cuts
The Oscar-winner said only by men doing what is “right and fair” has she been paid on the same level as them.
Showbiz|Jul 8, 2017
Showbiz
Steve Bull: Nuno needs time to succeed at Wolves
Club legend Steve Bull believes Nuno Espirito Santo must be given time to make his mark at Wolves as he called for fans to unite behind the new boss.
Wolves|Jun 13, 2017
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Wolves
2,500 West Midlands Police jobs to be axed in £120m cuts
Up to 2,500 West Midlands Police officers and staff are set to be axed in the next four years as the force battles to save a further £120 million.
Crime|Mar 17, 2015
Politics
Crime
New £54k spin chief on way at Wolverhampton City Council despite job cuts
A £54,000-a-year spin chief is being recruited at Wolverhampton City Council – despite 1,000 people being made redundant.
Wolverhampton|Nov 5, 2013
Wolverhampton