September « 2011 « « Express & Star

Officers given top accolade

Three West Midlands police officers have received one of policing’s highest international honours for tackling armed bank raiders.

Train-ing Abigail’s long jump for joy

An Olympic hopeful long jumper visited Wolverhampton to unveil a train that has been named after her.

Journey’s End to France

David Grindley’s international multi-award winning production of RC Sherriff’s masterpiece Journey’s End is one of the must-see’s of British theatre.

Mick McCarthy: It’s time to deliver points

Mick McCarthy today challenged Wolves to start delivering as he admits Saturday’s visit of Newcastle is the first “pressure point” of the season.

Roy Hodgson vows to use whole squad

Albion’s out-of-favour players were today urged to keep knuckling down as boss Roy Hodgson insisted they will all be needed to turn around the Premier League campaign.

New deals on Villa’s back-burner

Alex McLeish today urged any Villa players seeking new contracts to switch their attentions to matters on the pitch.

Walsall’s Claude Gnakpa aims to hit top gear

Claude Gnakpa today revealed his frustration at his stuttering Walsall career – but won’t be caught napping on the job.

Terry Springthorpe’s Wolves boots set to sell for £800

The boots worn by a Wolves star in the 1949 FA Cup final are set to fetch up to £800 at auction.

Songs That Won The War at Wulfrun Hall

On the eve of Wolverhampton’s Festival of Remembrance, Chris Dean and The Syd Lawrence Orchestra will pay tribute to the courage and tenacity displayed by a whole generation with their show Songs That Won The War.