Hwang scores debut goal in Wolves winpublished at 17:06 British Summer Time 11 September 2021
Hwang Hee-chan scores on his debut as Wolves get their first Premier League goals of the season in an away win at Watford.
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Hwang Hee-chan scores on his debut as Wolves get their first Premier League goals of the season in an away win at Watford.
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Stu Deeley's plans had been on hold during the pandemic.
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Outline proposals are to be discussed for a £50m redevelopment of a Birmingham railway station.
The proposed overhaul of Snow Hill in the city centre is expected to help create more than 7,700 jobs.
Papers due to go before the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) next week have revealed early plans for the "major" scheme.
Other transport plans due to go before the WMCA next week include a £285m maintenance project on the original Line 1 Metro route between Birmingham and Wolverhampton, and £109m interchange improvements at Sutton Coldfield and Solihull.
Proposals are set to be discussed at the West Midlands Combined Authority’s (WMCA) board meeting on 17 September.
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A fire in April at a Telford plastic waste site caused Shroshire's fire service to overspend by £50,000.
The Greenway Polymers site continued to smoulder for weeks afterwards, resulting on extra spending on staffing, equipment and uniforms.
Reporting to Shropshire's fire authority, the fire service said the money would be found to meet the costs from its "extreme incidents reserve".
Telford's MP Lucy Allan has criticised the Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust over a decision to cancel some elective appointments.
Nigel Lee, chief operating officer, said in line with pressures across the NHS, the trust was seeing high levels of demands for patients needing urgent care, as well as rising numbers of Covid-19 patients needing inpatient treatment.
As such, he said, the trust "had to temporarily step down some of our least clinically urgent planned surgeries", but urgent procedures were still taking place.
Ms Allan said: "I have constituents who are in debilitating pain and who have had to wait throughout the pandemic for an operation, but even now cannot be offered a date for surgery.
"A surgery date gives people hope that their suffering will end."
The government offices in Wolverhampton will serve as HQ for some civil servants from April 2022.
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Two other people, a man and a woman, were also taken to hospital suffering potentially dangerous injuries.
A further patient was assessed at the scene and discharged, said the ambulance service.
A CCTV image has been released of a man police want to trace following a series of cashpoint vandalism attacks in Coventry.
More than 50 cashpoints have been targeted with a glue-like substance inserted into the card reader, police say.
Machines on Tile Hill Lane, Jubilee Crescent, Earlsdon and Holbrook lane have been damaged.
Damage totalling thousands of pounds has been caused, says the West Midlands force.