Kidderminster’s youngest ever mayor returned to his former school to hand out awards at the annual Celebration of Success.
Here are some of the well-known people who died in 2024.
Freedom of Information requests have revealed a rise in car parking charges across NHS trusts in Wolverhampton, Walsall and Sandwell over the last two years.
Sixty years ago this Sunday (22 December 1964), Major Frank Buckley died at his home in Walsall, aged 82, writes Clive Corbett.
Walid Saadaoui, 37, and Amar Hussein, 51, pleaded not guilty to preparing acts of terrorism.
The royal couple attended a reception in celebration of community cohesion at Waltham Forest Town Hall.
More details have emerged about plans to build 283 homes on the edge of Shrewsbury.
An inquest has opened into the death of a father killed in Walsall.
The couple are shown with their arms around their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Princess Louis.
Two exceptional swimmers from Tettenhall College made waves at the ISA National Swimming Finals, held at the iconic London Aquatics Centre in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, London.
Mohammed Nafees Ahmed advocated ‘jihad’ and antisemitic violence in the UK and abroad and failed to heed warnings by his wife to stop.
This December, Macc Care homes in Wolverhampton and Willenhall have been brimming with festive cheer, hosting a variety of special events to celebrate the holiday season and bring joy to their residents.
Penybont Young Farmer’s Club’s After Dark Tractor Run will return on Sunday, December 22, bringing festive fun and raising money for charity.
Government outsourcer Serco said it has seen strong momentum over the second half of 2024 on the back of rising orders.
The budget for Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is to rise 6.3% next year.
