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Half of prisoners freed in West Midlands commit serious crime

A total of 340 serious crimes, including violent and sexual attacks, were committed by criminals after their release from prison, new figures reveal today.

Crime|Nov 12, 2013

Crime

Stone

Half term activities and cut price meals planned at cafe

Staff at The Larch Barn at Neen Savage, near Cleobury Mortimer, are preparing to serve up something good for parents and children during the half-term holiday.

Cleobury Mortimer|Feb 12, 2023

South Shropshire entertainment

Cleobury Mortimer

Viewers upset about ‘inaccuracies’ in Kiri, but impressed by Sarah Lancashire

Some viewers called Sarah Lancashire a ‘national treasure’.

Showbiz|Jan 10, 2018

Showbiz

Parents warned of online bullying

Parents were urged today to supervise their children's internet access as research revealed large numbers of primary school pupils are becoming victims of cyberbullying.

News|Nov 16, 2009

News

'Kids' space' idea over unruly youngsters

Children playing in Oswestry's indoor market are "becoming a serious health and safety concern", council officers have said. Now the town council is to debate setting up a "kids' space".

Oswestry|Sep 16, 2008

Oswestry

The Great British Bake Off Masterclass - TV review

Judging by some of the flashbacks in last night's 'Masterclass' opener, the winner of this year's Great British Bake Off was lucky to get to the final.

Entertainment|Oct 23, 2012

Entertainment

New coffee shop to replace loss-making cafe at Halesowen Leisure Centre

Dudley Council will recruit three new workers at Halesowen Leisure Centre after failing to attract a private company to run the cafe.

£200 fine for pool tragedy

A lifeguard has been fined £200 for failing to supervise a swimming pool after a father-of-three who lay at the bottom for at least 25 minutes drowned.

Benefits boss job sparks row

A new £40,000-a-year manager's job to head a team helping people on benefits claim extra handouts has sparked a row.A new £40,000-a-year manager's job to head a team helping people on benefits claim extra handouts has sparked a row. The manager will oversee 40 council advisers who are currently touring a Black Country borough giving benefits advice. An extra £21 million of benefits money has been given out in Sandwell in the last year alone thanks to the squad. Now Sandwell Council is looking for a Welfare Rights Team Manager on a wage of almost £40,000 a year. This has sparked a row between pressure group the Taxpayers' Alliance - which has branded the new role a "non job,"- and Sandwell Borough Council. Read the full story in the Express & Star

Sandwell|Oct 20, 2007

Sandwell

MP pulls 'perfect pint' as she hails Stourbridge pub of the year

An MP turned the clock back to her student days when she poured a pint at an award-winning pub.

Food and Drink|Apr 3, 2023

More travel misery as Shrewsbury roadworks return

Motorists in Shrewsbury town centre are to face almost three more months of delays as the second phase of a £1.5 million scheme to enhance the town's Northern Gateway gets under way in early January.

Transport|Dec 21, 2012

Transport

Shrewsbury

Telford school's eco-tunnel regenerated thanks to pupils' hard work

Future generations at a Telford school are set to benefit from the regeneration of their eco-tunnel thanks to the hard work of pupils, staff and a company from Birmingham.

Education|Jul 18, 2022