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Heroic actions by Black Country teacher helps to save the life of a rugby coach during a match

The instinctive and selfless actions of a heroic Black Country teacher helped to save the life of a rugby coach who suddenly suffered a cardiac arrest during a match.

News|7 hours ago

Cricketers hope to bowl over the three peaks and raise money for youth development

News|13 hours ago

Rail disruption between Stourbridge Junction and Birmingham Snow Hill

Stourbridge charity shop selling TV's Jay Blades furniture for discounted prices

Council vows to save Bridgnorth to Stourbridge route after bus firm stops service

Stourbridge|Jan 31

Kingswinford businesses move out for now as work starts to fix damage caused by car crashing into shopfronts

Upper floors of shopping centre carpark to close for £104k maintenance work

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'We’ve high tech VR headsets but books aren’t forgotten either' - Lye library reopens with swanky new features following £144k refurb

Stourbridge|Jan 24

Stourbridge writer and poet to take to stage for Kidderminster show

Road in Wollaston to close for nearly three weeks for gas main work

'I couldn't believe - I didn't even know we were entered' Black Country chip shops are the cods scollops after surprise national win

Body of woman found at Stourbridge property

Wolverhampton woman awarded compensation after botched dental work

Chance of glory for grills and kebab houses across West Midlands in national awards

Rail passengers in Stourbridge face day of disruption due to engineering works

Stourbridge band officially signed by local producer

Your World|Jan 16

Wordsley pub closes doors for substantial refurbishment

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About Stourbridge

Stourbridge is known around the world for its glassmaking industry, including supplying cut glass pieces for the famous ship Titanic. Although mass manufacturing declined, a number of bespoke firms and designs still work in and around the town. Stourbridge’s own football club are nicknamed The Glassboys. Today it has a busy town centre and hosts an annual carnival.