TV review: Wentworth Prison
When Prisoner: Cell Block H hit the UK screens in the 1980s it gained cult status for its wobbly pantomime set, and just as wobbly acting.
Entertainment|Aug 29, 2013
Entertainment
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TV review: Wentworth Prison
When Prisoner: Cell Block H hit the UK screens in the 1980s it gained cult status for its wobbly pantomime set, and just as wobbly acting.
Entertainment|Aug 29, 2013
Entertainment
Midlands peers want numbers to be cut in 'bloated' House of Lords
Peers from the West Midlands today called for a cut in their numbers after dozens more were added to the House of Lords.
Politics|Aug 3, 2013
Politics
South Staffordshire
Birmingham
Wolverhampton
Wolves vice-president Rachael Heyhoe Flint is put on Margaret Thatcher funeral guest list
Wolves vice-president Baroness Rachael Heyhoe Flint has been put on the guest list for Margaret Thatcher's funeral alongside Tory MPs and peers from Wolverhampton and South Staffordshire.
Wolverhampton|Apr 12, 2013
Wolverhampton
Margaret Thatcher: Funeral to be held next Wednesday
Baroness Thatcher will be laid to rest with full military honours next Wednesday, it was announced today.
Politics|Apr 9, 2013
Politics
Your Say survey results: Your transport
See the results from day three of the Your Say survey, after we asked you about transport in your area.
News|Feb 13, 2013
News
Hunt for stolen Telford model cow Daisy
Thieves used bolt-cutters to rip a bright green model of a cow from its concrete base at a Telford housing development. Thieves used bolt-cutters to rip a bright green model of a cow from its concrete base at a Telford housing development. Daisy, a bright green calf decorated with daisies, was one of a herd created by students from Telford College of Arts and Technology (TCAT) to adorn Taylor Wimpey's Lawley Farm development. The developer is now offering a reward of £100 in vouchers for any store in a bid to get her back. The model, which is just over a metre tall, was taken a week ago after thieves used bolt cutters to cut it away from its concrete base. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star
Telford|Nov 18, 2011
Telford
Blog: The constitutional implications of the royal wedding
So, what are the constitutional implications of the wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton?
News|Apr 29, 2011
News
MP expenses put in spotlight again
MP expenses were under the microscope again today as fresh details of their second home allowance claims were released by the House of Commons authorities.
News|Jun 24, 2010
News
£10m payouts for former MPs
Former MPs who retired or lost their seats at the General Election were today revealed to be sharing more than £10m in golden goodbyes.
Stafford|Jun 8, 2010
Walsall
Stourbridge
Birmingham
Cannock
Rowley Regis
Wolverhampton
Halesowen
Stafford
Rain can't dampen carnival capers
Rain clouds threatened but the success of a popular May bank holiday show in Wolverhampton was never in doubt.
Wolverhampton|May 4, 2010
Wolverhampton
Election outcome could be settled by our votes
Local government editor DANIEL WAINWRIGHT explains why the West Midlands is so vital in the election
Stafford|Apr 6, 2010
Tettenhall
Cannock
Stafford
Rowley Regis
Stourbridge
Birmingham
Walsall
Halesowen
Warning after car hit 98mph in village
Vehicles are said to be thundering through a sleepy Staffordshire village at speeds of almost 100mph – despite a 30mph limit and sparking safety fears.
Stourbridge|Nov 7, 2009
Stourbridge
MPs defensive over long summer break
West Midlands MPs today defended their lengthy summer holidays after House of Commons Speaker John Bercow called for the recess to be cut back.
News|Sep 26, 2009
News
HQ takes off for air cadets in VIP launch
The sky is the limit for a group of air cadets near Wolverhampton, which spent six years without a permanent home, after their new £350,000 headquarters were officially opened by a government minister.
Wolverhampton|Aug 28, 2009
Wolverhampton