Friday, 9th May 2008

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Killers to serve at least 30 years

Gabriel Bhengu and Jabu Mbowane

Two illegal immigrants who murdered two men in a campaign of violent robberies were today told they would spend at least 30 years in prison.

Firm steeled for new chapter

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After more than 30 years, Halesowen’s ASK McGowan processing centre is operating under a new name as part of the world’s biggest steel businesses – the £30 billion ArcelorMittal giant.

Ban aims to tackle road jams

Drivers are to be banned from parking the length of Brierley Hill High Street and dozens of other key roads under ambitious plans to unclog the town’s congested streets.

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Two found guilty of murders

Two illegal immigrants from Wolverhampton who killed two men during a string of violent robberies across the Black Country and Shropshire were this afternoon found guilty of murder.

Runners take on 10k under clear blue skies

Hundreds of runners from across the Midlands lined up beneath clear blue skies for the annual 10k run around the roads of Wall Heath and Kingswinford.

Priory’s trio of champions

Dudley teenager Ryan Aston is chasing a fifth national title by the age of 17 after helping Priory Park Boxing Club to a hat-trick of medals.

Region told to cut water use

Water supplies to homes throughout the Midlands could be severely restricted in 25 years unless urgent action is taken, officials warned today.

Speed fear over bid to axe crossings

Plans to remove one of two pedestrian crossings along a busy Black Country street could create a hazard as drivers may be tempted to speed up, it is feared.

Properties of the Week

7 May 2008: This week’s super selection includes a timber-framed, 17th Century cottage, a stylish three-storey home and an extended family bungalow standing in impressive gardens.

Removals firms suffer huge losses

Removals firms in the West Midlands are suffering crippling losses caused by the impact of the global credit crisis and slowdown in the housing market. Some are reporting a huge downturn in business.