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A special ward for treating winter vomiting bug norovirus will be set up at Stafford Hospital to avoid a repeat of last year’s chaos when several wards were shut.

A Black Country college is planning to build a new technology campus – next to a £12 million art and design department that opened at the site less than two months ago.

Staff who clean Virgin trains on the West Coast Main Line will stage a 24-hour strike today in a dispute over pay and union recognition.

Swedish metal warriors Amon Amarth are bringing their brand of Viking-inspired death metal to Wolverhampton.

Our am dram guru Alison Norton casts her expert eye over the shows that you should be looking out for this week, including a rarely played Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, a murder thriller, war drama and a night of dance.

Beacon blogger James Carpenter returns after a short break and talks Balls to Cancer, listening figures and how it feels to talk to the crowd from the Molineux pitch.

West Brom boss Roy Hodgson today geared up for his Liverpool reunion by claiming Kenny Dalglish is under pressure to restore the club to the Champions League.

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy today backed Roger Johnson to win his struggle for form in his captain’s toughest test.

Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish today warned his players he will not shirk away from pulling them into line should they break club rules.

Paul van Dyk, 39, is a Grammy Award-winning electronic dance music DJ, musician and record producer. He was twice named World No.1 DJ and has sold over 4.5 million albums worldwide. He tells us his idea of a perfect weekend.