The united nations of our classrooms
The rich depth of Britain’s multi-cultural society is perhaps reflected nowhere quite so powerfully as in the classrooms of our schools where the futures of the next generation are shaped.
The rich depth of Britain’s multi-cultural society is perhaps reflected nowhere quite so powerfully as in the classrooms of our schools where the futures of the next generation are shaped.
A dedicated fundraiser has died from a brain tumour after collecting more than £14,000 for research into the disease.
Wednesbury Leisure Centre will close for two years to allow the swimming pools to be demolished, forcing users to visit other centres in Sandwell.
A former footballer has admitted causing almost £5,000 damage and disrupting a bank for more than a week by stealing copper cable.
EXCLUSIVE by Lisa Wright. A traffic island in Sandwell used by around 92,000 drivers a day will be transformed under £20 million proposals, the Express & Star can reveal today.
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Arsonists started a fire at a block of flats in Tipton today, forcing families to take refuge on their balconies to avoid inhaling the deadly fumes.
People living next to a ‘race track’ in West Bromwich have called for road safety measures to prevent speeding motorists.
It's pretty in pink and despite costing £5,000 in lost bookings, a businessman’s novelty ambulance has finally been given a licence to party.
People are up to £44 a week worse off since 2010 because of rising inflation new figures have revealed.
A food bank, which supports dozens of families in Sandwell every week, will be forced to close within three months unless stocks improve, volunteers have warned.
A war hero has finally been recognised for his bravery with a special medal, after a 20-year campaign.
TV legend Boycie – star of hit sitcom Only Fools and Horses – has joined the campaign to save The Public, after paying a visit to the venue.
Just under two thirds of Sandwell residents now class themselves as white British, and more than 30 per cent are from other ethnic backgrounds, a report reveals.
The architect behind The Public has told of his dismay at the shock news that the £72 million arts centre could be turned into a sixth form college.
Fifteen workers have so far taken voluntary redundancy at a cash-strapped Sandwell school.