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  • Updates on Friday 12 November

  1. Club licence suspended over defective CCTVpublished at 13:05 BST 20 August

    Beet's Lounge in Pipers Row, Wolverhampton, has its licence suspended for three months.

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  2. Breast cancer screening available at supermarketpublished at 12:49 BST 20 August

    Women due a screening will be invited by letter to the unit stationed at Sainsbury's at Bentley Bridge until 15 September.

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  3. Port Vale focus must 'go down to wire' - Croasdalepublished at 12:38 BST 20 August

    Port Vale's levels of concentration must go "down to the wire" if they are to consolidate in League One this season, says Ryan Croasdale.

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  4. 'Brazen' shoplifter's failed B&Q hot tub heistpublished at 12:23 BST 20 August

    Carl Proctor admits multiple shoplifting offences after trying to steal a Lay-Z-Spa in a trolley.

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  5. Empty hospital sites could become affordable homespublished at 10:22 BST 20 August

    The Black Country NHS Trust and social landlord whg are working together on the initiative.

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  6. 🎧 Stoke heading in the right directionpublished at 09:33 BST 20 August

    Lucas Yeomans and Ben Rowley are joined by boxer Nathan Heaney and friend Liam Clarkson to discuss Stoke's table-topping start to the season.

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  7. Shop theft arrests increased, police force sayspublished at 09:26 BST 20 August

    The force says it is down to changes in its policing model and call handling system.

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  8. Forward Mmaee departs Stoke with immediate effectpublished at 08:34 BST 20 August

    Moroccan international Ryan Mmaee leaves Stoke City with immediate effect after two years at the Bet 365 Stadium.

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  9. Drone spotted over prison dropping contraband published at 07:51 BST 20 August

    Two men have been arrested after a drone was spotted flying over Long Lartin Prison.

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  10. City tower blocks without water, affecting 1,000published at 07:20 BST 20 August

    Three tower blocks in the Nechells area of Birmingham has been without water since Monday.

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  11. Firm leads way in recycling rechargeable batteriespublished at 06:11 BST 20 August

    LiBatt in Wolverhampton is the first UK company to use urban mining to recycle rechargeable batteries.

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  12. Festival captures town's 'spirit of creativity'published at 06:09 BST 20 August

    Thousands of people attend the two-day festival which featured art, wrestling, music and acrobatics.

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  13. Work to start on fire-damaged former pottery sitepublished at 06:08 BST 20 August

    A road remains closed four months after the Grade II-listed building was gutted by the blaze.

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  14. Mounjaro price may push some to black market - GPpublished at 06:06 BST 20 August

    Dr Liz Donald said some patients at a private clinic fear they "can't afford the price increases".

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  15. Relief road alternatives for town - businessmanpublished at 06:03 BST 20 August

    The Shrewsbury BID group has been working on 14 initiatives to cut traffic congestion in the town.

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  16. Kayaker, 16, refusing to give up Paralympic dream published at 06:02 BST 20 August

    Shayne, from Telford, whose left leg is paralysed says a seizure in July won't affect his ambitions.

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  17. Rescue dog reuniting pooches with their ownerspublished at 06:00 BST 20 August

    Rico, a 10-year-old rescue dog from Portugal, is a true testament to second chances.

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  18. Plans for 180 homes to be built on edge of townpublished at 05:58 BST 20 August

    Bloor Homes plans the homes on land south of Guarlford Road and east of Mill Lane in Malvern.

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  19. Cost of living help as church gives children lunchpublished at 05:56 BST 20 August

    Volunteers are making up packed lunches to help with families' costs during the school holidays.

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  20. 'Bird watching is therapy for those with dementia'published at 05:55 BST 20 August

    The group is the result of the first ever collaboration between charities RSPB and Age UK.

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