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  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. 'Consistency is tough' - Lampard on extending good startpublished at 14:48 BST 22 August

    Coventry City manager Frank Lampard says it is difficult to find consistency because of the quality in the Championship.

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  2. Strongman's tipper lorry challenge for charitypublished at 13:59 BST 22 August

    Evesham's Mark Bond will be attempting to pull a tipper lorry for Cancer Research.

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  3. New weapon surrender bins installed in citypublished at 13:32 BST 22 August

    The new bins have a message dedicated to Ronan Kanda, 16, who was killed with a zombie knife.

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  4. Kiln closure 'a body blow' as 100 jobs put at riskpublished at 13:25 BST 22 August

    Union members shocked after plans to close a ceramics factory's tunnel kiln in Rugeley are announced.

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  5. Rugby sculpture unveiled ahead of home World Cuppublished at 12:45 BST 22 August

    The ball sculpture, which celebrates local sporting stars, is revealed ahead of England's first match.

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  6. Hospital using car park fridges to store bodiespublished at 11:09 BST 22 August

    A report finds the use of the fridges in Worcester does not offer "dignity" to those who have died.

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  7. Petrol station 'losing thousands' due to roadworkspublished at 10:30 BST 22 August

    Tim Wilfort believes works on the A53 are carried out without assessment of the impact on businesses.

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  8. Man facing jail for attempted murder of wifepublished at 10:05 BST 22 August

    Raju Mollah poured hot oil on to his wife's face in a violent attack.

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  9. Apartment block car park to triple in sizepublished at 09:03 BST 22 August

    The number of parking spaces at Telecom House in Church Street, Wolverhampton, is to triple.

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  10. Taxi permits halved amid 'licence shopping' claimpublished at 08:00 BST 22 August

    A council committee says authorities are being "punished" for having higher standards.

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  11. Council nominated for two national awardspublished at 06:11 BST 22 August

    The winners will be announced at the ICC in Birmingham on 3 October.

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  12. 'Significant disruption' as CrossCountry trains cutpublished at 06:10 BST 22 August

    RMT members will walk out on Saturday and Monday, but Sunday trains could also be cancelled.

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  13. 'I'm writing a play on Lemmy's life in A Christmas Carol style'published at 06:10 BST 22 August

    Steve Beattie says his play on the Motorhead singer will combine rock 'n' roll and A Christmas Carol.

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  14. In-home care service outstanding, says CQCpublished at 06:09 BST 22 August

    Positive Steps Shropshire provides care for nine people in their own homes in the county.

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  15. Pay fee or lose memorial plaque, says council published at 06:05 BST 22 August

    Plaque owners in Shrewsbury's Quarry Park must pay a renewal fee, the council says.

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  16. Rugby club ready for grand opening after revamppublished at 06:04 BST 22 August

    Changing rooms have been refurbished and the club also installed solar panels and floodlights.

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  17. Work starts on delayed £9.8m transport hubpublished at 06:03 BST 22 August

    The scheme at Hereford railway station aims to link passengers to other public transport in the city.

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  18. Pupils toasting GCSE results barred from sixth formpublished at 22:11 BST 21 August

    Aylesford School says it had had too few bids for places, but current sixth formers are unaffected.

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  19. City's heritage venues open doors for freepublished at 21:25 BST 21 August

    From 12 until 21 September venues across Coventry will open to show off the city's history.

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  20. Theatre company 'delighted' as home securedpublished at 19:50 BST 21 August

    Claybody Theatre agrees a lease to remain at its current home in Stoke-on-Trent for 15 years.

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