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Rail services resume after tree removed from line
Train services were delayed and cancelled today after a tree fell on the line at Stourbridge. West Midlands Railway issued a warning to travellers to expect services to be delayed between Kidderminster and Whitlocks End. The fallen tree was
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Latest cases heard at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court
The following cases were heard at Kidderminster Magistrates' Court last week. KIERAN LAVELLE, of Lion Street, Kidderminster, pleaded guilty to theft from a shop on May 16. Lavelle was accused of stealing fragrance sets to the value of £40
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Residents fume at 'absolutely disgusting' flytipping on roads
RESIDENTS have fumed at "absolutely disgusting" acts of flytipping which have been spotted on roads. On the We Love Stourport Past and Present Day Facebook page, social media users have been sharing photos of recent flytipping incidents.
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Council issues update on major town centre development
THE local authority says plans to transform the former Woolworths site in Kidderminster town centre is "progressing at pace" now that a contractor has been appointed. The old Worcester Street shop, which closed in 2008, was demolished along with
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Couple's delight as community join forces for event in memory of much-loved grandad
A couple have been left "delighted" after businesses and residents came together to support a fundraising event in memory of a much-loved grandad. Kai and Rachel Carey-Bishop held a fundraiser last week for Blood Cancer UK at The Wharf Care Home
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Paddling pool temporarily closed due to 'technical problems'
A paddling pool in Stourport has been forced to close due to unforeseen "technical problems". Stourport Town Council said Riverside Paddling Pool looks unlikely to be open in time for the weekend. This is due to a number of technical problems
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When will the Red Arrows be flying over Wyre Forest?
THE famous Red Arrows are set to fly in the skies near Wyre Forest later today (May 31) on their way to the Midlands Air Festival. The RAF planes will be flying over Worcestershire on their journey to the annual three-day show at Ragley Hall in
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Optometrist warns this symptom could be a sign of irreversible eye damage
Blurred vision could be a symptom of Diabetes, Cataracts and other conditions, an optometrist has warned. The common eye complaint can affect one and or both of our eyes and is often a sign of an underlying medical condition. If you're concerned
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Have you found rats in your house or garden? What to do if you see rodents
Have you spotted a rat in your home or garden? The unwanted pests can cause problems and if you’re wondering what to do and who to call to help you remove them, look no further. Rats carry lots of diseases and they can leave a mess behind so you
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UK households can claim £170 refund on TV licence fee - are you eligible?
UK households could be eligible for a £169.50 refund on their TV licence costs. Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence in order to watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on. However, you could
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Road set to be closed for highway repair and maintenance work
A busy main road is set to be closed as it prepares to undergo full highway repair and maintenance work. Staffordshire County Council has granted a permit for work to be carried out on the A449 Kidderminster Road near The Manor House of Whittington
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'Smart meters benefit the energy companies, not us'
REGARDING Paul Dakin’s letter (Opinion May 23) on smart meters. I endorse the comments Paul is making. We’ve been led to believe by clever marketing that these meters will save customers money. They benefit the energy companies, not us.