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Charter signed to make Sandwell slavery free

Council chiefs have signed a charter pledging to do all they can to make Sandwell a slavery free community. Council leader Councillor Yvonne Davies and interim chief executive David Stevens signed the charter this week in front of councillors. Modern slavery includes forced labour, sexual exploitation or criminal exploitation. This […]

Water safety warnings for holidays

I Sandwell Council has put out a summer holiday warning on the dangers of open water at the borough’s lakes, pools, ponds, canals and rivers. The council warns that all open water can be particularly inviting during periods of warm weather and people are often tempted to swim in them. […]

Sandwell Council wins award for small business friendliness

Sandwell Council has once again landed a prize at the Federation of Small Businesses (Birmingham, Black Country and Staffordshire) Local Authority ‘Small Business Friendly’ Awards. This year’s award, for Best ‘Small Business Friendly’ Procurement Policy, recognises the work that Sandwell Council does to support SMEs to build procurement-driven supply chains. […]

Harborne murder

A woman is due to stand trial on Monday (22 July) accused of murdering her partner following a fatal stabbing in Birmingham. Gary Cunningham, aged 29, was found in a block of flats in Frensham Way, Harborne on Saturday 23 February this year. A post-mortem examination revealed he died as […]

The Laura Ashley Tea Room Review

On Friday 12th July, me and my colleague were invited to attend the Laura Ashley Tea Room, located at the Regency Hotel, Solihull. Upon arrival, guests are quickly allocated to their seats and are given a warm introduction regarding the tea room, including the dietary requirements available and what’s included […]

Brunt has a score to settle

Chris Brunt admits West Bromwich Albion means more to him now than ever before as he prepares for his 13th season with the Club. The 34-year-old has amassed 410 appearances for the Baggies making him the longest-serving player at The Hawthorns since Ally Robertson departed in 1986. And Brunt, who […]

Mayor stops by at new nursery

The Mayor of Dudley has this week paid a visit to some of the children in a newly built, state-of-the-art nursery. Councillor David Stanley along with his consort, Councillor Anne Millward, visited Brockmoor Primary School, which has recently had a brand new nursery built next to the school to provide […]