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Man and woman kept neglected donkeys - including 'emaciated' foal - in muddy field

A man and woman have admitted neglecting four donkeys, including one 'emaciated' foal that had trouble walking.

Crime|9 hours ago

Emergency unit at new Wolverhampton hospital is named in memory of dedicated worker

Sedgley scout group ready to put on popular beer festival

Dudley businesswoman nominated for multiple awards just months after creating her own skincare and aesthetics business

Your World|Sep 24

'It's all been very scary' Family escape Wolverhampton home after TV 'exploded' and bedroom went up in flames

Sexual predator who punched girl in stomach and threatened her family locked up

New Indian bar and grill for Sedgley - full details and opening date here

Food and Drink|Sep 10

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Sedgley barber jailed after repeatedly raping child in hairdressers

Vehicle weight restrictions will be suspended to aid major repairs at A449 crossroads

'I'm starting to hate my insect ridden council home that's full of issues and unfit to live in'

36 real ales at Sedgley festival

Entertainment|Aug 20

Pub of the year award presented to Sedgley's Beacon Hotel

Entertainment|Aug 9

West Brom season ticket holder who threw vape at Wolves fans at Black Country derby match avoids ban

Jailed: Rogue roofer who targeted elderly and vulnerable people in the Black Country

Couple's heartbreak after being told to quit pub

Football stalwarts raise thousands once more for deserving Black Country charity.

Wolverhampton|Jul 26

Aldi recruiting 280 staff in the West Midlands and Staffordshire

Business|Jul 25

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About Sedgley

Sedgley was an ancient manor with its existence intertwined with neighbouring villages, notably Gospel End and Coseley. It was certainly lively with bull baiting at its centre, giving rise to the Bull Ring surrounded by landmark pubs. Beacon Hill overlooks the village, marking one of the highest points in the West Midlands. And Sedgley’s links with the Earls of Dudley is enshrined with Baggeridge Park, once part of the Himley estate, which now provides one of the area’s popular attractions.