Mat Sadler has urged Walsall to “hit the ground running” when they welcome Morecambe to Bescot in their League Two opener tomorrow.
Tyrone Mings says he is ‘super excited’ to play football again as he closes in on a return from a long-term injury lay-off.
Sasha Pustarnakov, a Year 6 pupil from Chancel Primary in Rugeley, is celebrating after being awarded the national title Reading Plus Star of the Month for his exceptional reading progress and positive attitude.
It has been a mixed bag from Villa in pre-season with one game against Borussia Dortmund to go before the Premier League kicks off.
Containment of the Park Fire remains at 34%, fire chiefs said.
Wolves' tour of America - their first visit since 1981 - was both a comercial and footballing success.
Two of three lanes have closed on the M5 southbound due to a multi-vehicle crash.
Police have issued pictures of two men who they want to speak to after an alleged robbery which saw a man suffer a "nasty injury".
Three sold-out shows in the Austrian capital were halted after an apparent terror plot.
A student nurse at the University of Wolverhampton admitted having been on a maternity ward three times at New Cross Hospital and talking to new mothers despite being forbidden from being there.
A national bowling alley chain is to open at a prominent empty shop unit in Wolverhampton, creating 30 jobs.
Hundreds of balloons were sent into the Walsall skies as parents and children gathered to pay tribute to three young girls who were fatally stabbed in Southport.
A man has been jailed after his young dog was found to have a number of 'non-accidental' injuries, including burns and 'misshapen' limbs.
A teenager from Cradley Heath who took part in a burgling spree with a group who stole over £100,000 worth of vehicles from driveways in the Black Country has been spared jail.
A well-loved arts centre in the heart of Wolverhampton has completed £1.5 million worth of 'vital' repairs - and now aims for a complete re-development of its theatre.
The White House in Walsall has welcomed back regulars following a three-week refurbishment.
Dudley Zoo and Castle's vintage chairlift is ready to soar once again after being laid low for six months.
"I can't see too well where I'm going, I've got an artificial hip, and a metal plate in my left ankle, but apart from that I'm in pretty good shape," jokes 81-year-old Alan Jones-Bratt as he prepares for a series of feats that would challenge many people a quarter of his age.
Residents calling for the lowering of a speed limit on an A-road near Bridgnorth say they are left "fearful and nervous" by the traffic.
A 24-hour car park which appeared without planning permission on a demolition site in the heart of a regeneration quarter has been ordered to close.
A well-known former antique shop is set to be turned into a micropub after permission was granted, despite objections.
Twickenham, the legendary home of rugby union, is no more. Under a sponsorship deal, the name, which dates back 125 years, vanishes and the venue becomes Allianz Stadium.
A grandmother with a love for all things plants is set to throw open the doors to her colourful garden for the fifth year running as part of a national charity initiative.
This week sees the return of Shropshire's successful flower field experience.
President Nicholas Maduro accused the billionaire of ‘inciting hatred’.
