Summary

  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. More resurfacing along A49 after work finishes earlypublished at 13:18 BST 5 September

    National Highways plans to use spare time to resurface another section of the A49 at Church Stretton.

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  2. Special needs transport to stay free for studentspublished at 13:15 BST 5 September

    It means post-16 special needs students in Wolverhampton continue to have free college transport.

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  3. Suspect in asylum hotel worker murder to stand trialpublished at 12:53 BST 5 September

    Rhiannon Skye Whyte died in hospital on 23 October, three days after she was stabbed.

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  4. Vale 'can cope' in League One despite tough startpublished at 12:33 BST 5 September

    Despite their winless start to the League One season, Port Vale have shown they can cope with life in the third tier, says boss Darren Moore.

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  5. Nazi graffiti leaves residents in fear, MP sayspublished at 12:27 BST 5 September

    Tom Collins MP says Worcester is "under attack from an agenda of division".

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  6. Man dies after motorcycle crash near junctionpublished at 12:26 BST 5 September

    Police say the motorbike is the only vehicle in the crash near the Stony Lane and A523 junction.

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  7. Supplier’s fear over Jaguar Land Rover cyber-attackpublished at 12:23 BST 5 September

    Shaun Adams says JLR is a significant client and the shutdown will have a knock-on effect

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  8. Facing home nation's 'tough', says ex-England captainpublished at 12:20 BST 5 September

    Joanne Yapp captained England in the World Cup final in 2006 and will now face them on Saturday.

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  9. 'Life-threatening' botulism disease found in cattlepublished at 10:42 BST 5 September

    Government agencies are investigating cases in Essex, Northamptonshire and Shropshire.

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  10. Chewing gum scourge comes unstuck with new kitpublished at 06:37 BST 5 September

    A grant sees two new machines to be used to tackle the sticky problem of discarded gum.

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  11. Killed by a driver on laughing gas - Lords debate 'deadly dangers' of nitrous oxidepublished at 06:21 BST 5 September

    Drivers on nitrous oxide are branded a "deadly danger" after Helen Klich was killed by Stephen Smart.

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  12. Marking 100 years of town's war memorialpublished at 06:19 BST 5 September

    The Nicholson War Memorial in Leek was unveiled in 1925 to commemorate the town's war dead.

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  13. City prepares for UK's largest ceramics showcasepublished at 06:18 BST 5 September

    More than 70 artists are taking part in the event, described as the largest of its kind in the UK.

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  14. Family-run florist celebrates 40 years published at 06:15 BST 5 September

    John R Thomas florist opened in Church Stretton in 1985 and has been nominated for Retail Florist of the Year award.

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  15. 'Ignored' schoolboy told to move schoolspublished at 06:14 BST 5 September

    Joseph will "shut down" at his proposed new school, according to his mum Emma.

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  16. City's first female bishop joins House of Lordspublished at 06:12 BST 5 September

    The Right Reverend Sophie Jelley became Coventry's first female bishop in February.

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  17. Couple to celebrate their 73rd wedding anniversarypublished at 06:10 BST 5 September

    Bob and Pat Page married on 6 September 1952 after first meeting at work.

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  18. A look inside Birmingham's new tallest buildingpublished at 06:09 BST 5 September

    The BBC gets an exclusive look inside The Octagon, which welcomes its first residents within days

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  19. 'I feared I'd find her dead in bed' - teens harmed by spice-laced vapespublished at 06:04 BST 5 September

    Parents speak of horrific experiences after their school-aged children bought the vape liquid via Snapchat.

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  20. Financial rules have 'killed' Villa - Konsapublished at 00:09 BST 5 September

    Aston Villa defender Ezri Konsa says financial restrictions "killed" the club in the summer transfer window.

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