A DOCUMENTARY chronicling the murder of Kidderminster mother Louise Evans will be broadcast this month.
An episode of the documentary series, 999: Killer on the Line, by Crime and Investigation, will tell Louise’s story and the events leading up to her death.
To read the full story, visit the Shuttle website, here.
People power in Stourbridge is in the running for a major newspaper award following our campaign to save lives in Africa.
The Stourbridge News Well of Life appeal has been selected to appear in this year’s Making a Difference showcase at the Society of Editors Regional Press Awards.
To read the full story, visit the Stourbridge News website, here.
The driver of a car which crashed on the A38 in Rubery on Saturday morning (May 14), closing it in both directions, has been arrested for drink driving.
Emergency services were alerted to the scene at about 10.37am after a car overturned near junction 4 of the M5.
To read the full story, visit the Bromsgrove Advertiser website, here.
A terminally ill Blackheath grandmother has two dying wishes – to have a family holiday and to be reunited with her long lost brother.
Sharon Dixon, aged 46, has a blood clot which doctors cannot treat, and have told her it will eventually travel to a vital organ and kill her.
To read the full story, visit the Halesowen News website, here.
Thousands of motoring enthusiasts are expected to flock to Ragley for the Classic Car and Transport Show.
Next bank holiday weekend, visitors will be able to admire more than 600 vintage and classic cars, including American, kit, custom made and motorcycles.
To read the full story, visit the Redditch Advertiser website, here.
Plans to bring a treasured Sedgley landmark back to its former glory will also attempt to stamp out anti-social behaviour at Beacon Hill.
The Wildlife Trust hopes to secure a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund to help restore the 170 year old grade II listed Sedgley Beacon Tower and the surrounding area.
To read the full story, visit the Dudley News website, here.
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