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Man arrested in Bilston as part of major international operation

A man from Wolverhampton was one of 20 arrested across Europe on Wednesday as part of a major international operation targeting a Syrian organised crime group. T

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Wolverhampton man charged with drugs offences two years after police found heroin and cash at Cannock address

Call 999 if you see this girl, 15, missing from Wolverhampton

Children explore great outdoors as Wolverhampton primary opens revamped forest school

£1.3 million worth of assets stolen from Wolverhampton recycling plant in 'extraordinary' theft

'I was shouting and screaming for help' - Bilston pub boss left with broken nose and bruises following vicious attack

School building more classrooms after 100 kids miss out on first choice

Long Reads|Nov 5

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School building more classrooms after 100 kids miss out on first choice

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Two men charged after police find 'viable and live' guns in Bilston raid

Watch: Older generation in Bilston talk about ageism and other issues

Lifestyle|Oct 27

Colleagues in the pink for good cause

Your World|Oct 25

Youngsters across Wolverhampton invited to take Snooker lessons

Stage star returns to where it all began to pass on tips

Black Country based building society pledges to continue supporting food bank

Brierley Hill|Oct 23

Flats could finally be built im Bilston on 20-year eyesore

Six charged over cash machine ram raids by 'organised gang' using 'jaws of life' cutters

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About Bilston

Bilston forged a strong history, with its coal mining and steelmaking employing thousands. The town’s market is a long-standing feature along with the landmark town hall. The Robin 2 Club attracts acts from the UK and abroad. Although long since incorporated into Wolverhampton, the town retains a strong identity of its own. Among its famous sons is former Wolves and England goalkeeper Bert Williams who is remembered in the name of the town’s leisure centre.