16 июля 2024 года
Express & Star
The water regulator it showed ‘how concerned we are about the sector’s environmental performance’.
The two buses were on the key highway connecting Kathmandu to southern parts of Nepal when they were swept away in the Trishuli river.
The Commons Speaker is exploring the possibility of establishing a Speaker’s conference to assess security matters for politicians.
Grocery price inflation continued its fall to 1.6%, down from June’s 2.1% and its lowest figure since September 2021, according to analysts Kantar.
Mayoral charities in the Black Country have been given a helping hand with generous donations from the Richardson Brothers Foundation.
A tree has fallen by a busy road near the entrance to Wolverhampton's New Cross Hospital and forced traffic to divert.
Fortress Safety, a leader in machinery safety and interlocking, has bought Remlive, a company that specialises in electrical safety warning indicators.
A major redevelopment of a rundown commercial premises in Quarry Bank, has neared completion with the arrival of global car hire brand Enterprise Mobility.
The Merry Hill shopping centre will welcome independent eyewear and care provider EyeCare Merry Hill to the centre on Wednesday, July 17, creating 15 jobs.
News that the University of Wolverhampton is to cut its free bus service to take students and staff between campuses has provoked frustration and accusations of short-sightedness.
Two nurseries run by a Black Country charity group have been rated "good" by Ofsted in their first inspections since opening.
A hospice boss is calling for a review of how services are funded to prevent closure in the future.
Releasing vulnerable patients from hospital is creating a huge crisis in social care, a new report warned today.
Every government that comes in afresh talks of a desire to solve the problem of both the NHS and social care.
When the moody, enigmatic Bob Dylan performed at Birmingham Town Hall in 1966, the atmosphere was electric.
Dogs Trust Kenilworth has dozens of adorable pups in its care that are looking for a loving family.
For those who fancy themselves as an expert entertainer or keen culinarian, this might be right up your street – assuming you don't mind strangers snooping around your bedroom.
The manager of a popular curry house has expressed his delight in reopening to the community after an overnight anniversary refurb.
New images reveal the progress of building works on a new care home in Dudley.
A primary school near Newport is celebrating after its Year 6 cohort's SAT results landed them in the top ten per cent in the country.
Plans to give the public more control over West Midlands bus fares, routes and timetables are set to move a step closer this week.
A Halesowen club has won another Campaign for Real Ale award.
A family centre has received a £16,000 grant to ease the challenges caused by the cost of living crisis.
A sculptor has expressed the importance of representing the underrepresented following the refurbishment of an iconic sculpture.
Evans Property Group has begun construction of a new speculative industrial/distribution scheme in Staffordshire.