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WW2 Arctic Convoy veterans honoured by Russia

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Local World War Two veterans were awarded Russia’s Medal of Ushakov at Walsall Town Hall on Wednesday 25 February 2015. The Embassy of the Russian Federation hosted a ceremony to award the Ushakov Medal to twenty-two local veterans involved in the Arctic Convoys during the Second World War. The veterans were accompanied by family and … Continue reading WW2 Arctic Convoy veterans honoured by Russia

Votes in for Walsall members of youth parliament

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Walsall’s young people have had their say as two new members of youth parliament and two deputy members of youth parliament were elected. The ‘Big Announcement’ was made on Friday night (27 February) in a ceremony at Walsall Town Hall attended by young people, their family and friends and local councillors. Over 9,000 votes were … Continue reading Votes in for Walsall members of youth parliament

After the Oscars – here come the Doras!

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Preparations are under way for the eleventh annual Mayor of Walsall’s Civic Awards which is being held at Walsall Town Hall on Friday 20 March 2015. Walsall-born TV presenter Bob Warman returns as the celebrity compere since his last appearance in 2013. Mr Warman started his career as a journalist with the Walsall Observer and … Continue reading After the Oscars – here come the Doras!

Beechdale boy sez cum on feel the noize!

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Noddy Holder is hosting an evening of 60s Mania at Walsall Town Hall in support of the Mayor’s Charity Appeal later this month. Freeman of the Borough of Walsall, Noddy Holder, returns to his home town on Friday 27 March 2015 as compere for this charity concert.  The evening will feature two 60s tribute acts, … Continue reading Beechdale boy sez cum on feel the noize!

Council has cunning plan for Walsall Market

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Planning chiefs have given the green light for a new, permanent location for Walsall’s historic market at The Bridge in the town centre. The decision at last night’s planning committee cements the future of the 800-year old market, along with a number of public realm improvements in the town. The Market will comprise of 70 … Continue reading Council has cunning plan for Walsall Market

Walsall FC gets new footie song thanks to local band!

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It may not have escaped our readers’ notice that Walsall Football Club are shortly going to be playing at Wembley Stadium for the first time in their entire history! Now there’s even more great news for music-loving Walsall footie fans –  Walsall’s very own Indie/Alternative band THE ASSIST have specially written and produced a timely musical tribute … Continue reading Walsall FC gets new footie song thanks to local band!

Leamore residents group are clean and green!

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A new community group has been set up in Leamore to improve community safety and the environment.  The Leamore Community Group covers the whole of Leamore and meets regularly  at the community room of the  Leamore  tenant management organisation (TMO)  in Pembroke House, Comwall Close. The group has only been running a couple of months … Continue reading Leamore residents group are clean and green!

The brown bin is back!

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Garden waste collections from households across Walsall will restart at the end of this month. The brown bin service will resume in the week beginning Monday 30 March. Collection days vary between different parts of the borough and residents should check their calendar for details. Households will currently have a calendar which runs until the … Continue reading The brown bin is back!

Food colour warning to businesses

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Banned artificial colours linked to hyperactivity, asthma and cancer have been discovered in takeaway and restaurant dishes being served in Walsall during product testing. Seven out of eight chicken tikka or chicken tikka masala dishes tested by Walsall Council’s trading standards team were found to contain one of two banned substances Sunset Yellow(E110)and Ponceau 4R … Continue reading Food colour warning to businesses

Bands ready to light up Beacon

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Main Stage acts confirmed for Bands on the Beacon From classic covers to a smattering of pop and funk with plenty of rock and some dance for good measure – 14 acts are already lined up to play this year’s Bands on the Beacon. The family-friendly gig is being held over two days for the … Continue reading Bands ready to light up Beacon

Click and care online in Walsall

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A range of up to date information, support and advice available in Walsall is just a click away thanks to a new online directory. Walsall’s Community Living Directory is an easy to use comprehensive website available online at www.wcld.co.uk/ Walsall residents can now find out about local and national care and support services including what’s … Continue reading Click and care online in Walsall

Beacon concert tickets on sale

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Music lovers are now able to grab their place at the boroughs highest music festival, the Bands on the Beacon happening this June. Taking place over two days for the first time since the event started in 2010, the family friendly music event will provide a variety of pop, rock and funk soundtracks to accompany … Continue reading Beacon concert tickets on sale

Businesses encouraged to ‘Meet the Buyer’

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Small businesses and sole traders who work in the construction and supply industries are being given the chance to pitch their products and services to developers who are working on three exciting projects in Walsall. Walsall businesses are being urged to attend Walsall’s third Meet the Buyer event at Walsall College’s Wisemore campus on Thursday … Continue reading Businesses encouraged to ‘Meet the Buyer’

Walk the Fair with the Mayor!

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This Friday, 24 April sees the annual ‘Walking the Fair’ event in Walsall. Each year the Mayor, guests and townsfolk walk the symbolic route through the town centre and Walsall Market in recognition of the vital role that markets play in establishing enterprise in the town. According to its organisers Walsall Civic Society, the age-old walk … Continue reading Walk the Fair with the Mayor!

Walsall arboretum visitor centre opens

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A new visitor’s centre at Walsall Arboretum opened its doors to the public for the first time on Saturday 23 May. Located in the heart of the park adjacent to the Centre Green it features a cafeteria, changing rooms, classroom, a meeting room, new toilet and baby changing facilities and offices. Councillor Khizar Hussain, portfolio … Continue reading Walsall arboretum visitor centre opens

Bands on the Beacon Mega Line-up Confirmed

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30 musical acts will be taking over the Beacon in this year’s two day Bands on the Beacon extravaganza. Music fans will be treated to a large variety of musical genres from classic rock to a dash of pop at this year’s family-friendly festival being held on Saturday and Sunday 27 and 28 June from … Continue reading Bands on the Beacon Mega Line-up Confirmed

Queen Charlotte of Bloxwich is set for Carnival crowning!

Fab festival of cracking cricket this Sunday

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Walsall Arboretum will be hosting the Walsall Festival of Cricket this Sunday 31 May, to take place between 11am and 4pm. Throughout the day organisers have planned a series of cricket, and cricket related activities for both adults and young people. There will be opportunities for cricket fans and those wishing to learn more about local … Continue reading Fab festival of cracking cricket this Sunday

Bloxwich children star in summer panto this weekend!

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And they sing too! Oh, yes they do! It may be British summertime, but it’s never to early to take to the stage – and it’s panto-time for local primary schoolchildren. Youngsters from Elmore Green Primary and St Peter’s RC Primary schools in Bloxwich have magically grown ears and tails to take part in the summer … Continue reading Bloxwich children star in summer panto this weekend!

Little Bloxwich garden opens for charity this Sunday

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One of the prettiest private gardens in Bloxwich – and beyond – is all set to open its gate to the public this Sunday, 28 June, endorsed by the highly-regarded National Gardens Scheme. Dubbed ‘Small but Beautiful’ by owners and gardeners John and Julie Quinn, their Japanese-themed back garden, just 32ft square but packed with glorious … Continue reading Little Bloxwich garden opens for charity this Sunday
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