A SEX offender from Kidderminster who indecently assaulted a young boy has been jailed for five years. Alan Page, 55, of Burcher Green in Kidderminster, was sentenced at Stafford Crown Court on Friday, December 19 having been found guilty of five
HARRIERS manager Gary Whild is hoping the fans come out in force for tomorrow’s home clash against Lincoln City (3pm ko). It’s the first time the Reds have played at Aggborough on a Saturday since beating Torquay at the start of November. While
A PLANNED strike for Monday, December 22, involving Unison police staff has been suspended. Union members will also not be taking a month-long ban on voluntary overtime, which was due to start on January 5, to allow further talks to take place.
Property-seekers looking for their perfect place in the West Midlands will be spoilt for choice at Taylor Wimpey’s Lockside Walk development in Brierley Hill, where there’s a fabulous selection of new homes currently on sale. The leading housebuilder
A DELL laptop has been stolen from inside an office, at the building site in Burlish Primary School, in Windermere Way, Stourport, overnight between Wednesday, December 17, and Thursday, December 18. Further portacabins have been entered and items
ITEMS have been stolen from inside a property on Franchise Street, after entry was forced through an insecure door, overnight between Monday, December 15, and Tuesday, December 16.
AN OFFENDER has entered through a window which may have been left insecure in Franchise Street, on Tuesday, December 16, at 6am.
A PEDAL bike has been stolen from a rear garden in Tomkinson Drive, on Wednesday, December 17, at 2.30am.
UNKNOWN offender/s have cut through the perimeter fence to gain access to forest area of Franche School, Chesnut Grove, over the weekend of Friday, December 12 to Monday, December 15.
ATTEMPTS were made to force entry through a conservatory in Chaucer Drive, overnight between Monday, December 15, and Tuesday, December 16.
DAMAGE has been caused to the sliding door of a van in Humphries Drive, between Monday, December 15, and Tuesday, December 16. No access was gained inside.
JEWELLERY and cash were stolen inside a property in Birmingham Road, Blakedown, after entry was forced to the property through the rear French windows. The incident occurred between midday and 1.45pm on Tuesday, December 16.
A FRONT registration plate has been stolen from a vehicle parked on a driveway in Peregrine Grove, overnight between Tuesday, December 16, and Wednesday, December 17.
ATTEMPTS were made to force entry to a rear door at a property in Elm Drive, Blakedown, between Monday, December 15, and Wednesday, December 17.
REGISTRATION plates have been stolen from a Land Rover which was parked on a driveway in Holmcroft Road, on Monday, December 15, or Tuesday, December 16.
ITEMS have been stolen from a portacabin at Severn Valley Railway, overnight between Saturday, December 13, and Sunday, December 14.
ITEMS have been stolen from inside two vehicles that were broken into at the same address in Tutors Way, Greenhill, overnight between Sunday, December 14, and Monday, December 15. One had the rear windscreen smashed.
CASH has been stolen from inside a vehicle in College Road, Greenhill, overnight between Sunday, December 14, and Monday, December 15.
UNKNOWN offender/s have made attempts to force the back door of the Village Hall, in Arley Lane, Shatterford, between 2pm and 4pm on Monday, December 15.
SCOUTING in Bewdley is facing the biggest leadership crisis in its 105-year history. A shortage of adult help has meant that at least one of the town’s three troops could be closed down – with the other two under severe pressure. The 3rd Wribbenhall
PUPILS at a Cookley school held a Christmas play with a difference this year as they commemorated the First World War. Key stage 2 children at Cookley Sebright Primary School put on a poignant Christmas play to their parents based upon the events
A KIDDERMINSTER based charity is urging Wyre Forest residents to help lonely people this Christmas. With figures claiming 84 per cent of people with a mental health problem feel isolated, the Mind shop, in Worcester Street, wants to ensure that
