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Sweet success as 713 students take part in baking world record

An academy trust has become one of the newest Guinness World Record holders after it held the world's largest baking lesson.

School events|Nov 21

Funfair heir who ran over man in 'heinous' act has jail term extended

New producing outfit want to channel talent and excitement of Vibe Tribe Collective

Birmingham|Nov 3

Buses diverted around the centre of Cradley Heath

Cradley Heath|Oct 24

Man injured with glass in late-night attack but declines treatment from medics

Construction work starts on affordable housing scheme in Cradley Heath

Cradley Heath|Oct 17

Stripped van and trailer full of rubbish among recent fly-tipping incidents spoiling streets

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New deacons ready for new challenges and next steps ahead

Brierley Hill|Sep 28

Black Country customers of two major banks set to lose local branches

Cradley Heath|Sep 20

Black Country pub devastated by flooding re-opens after six months

Cradley Heath|Sep 19

Replacement for 'stolen' sundial installed at Black Country mansion house

Attractions|Sep 16

Stourbridge hospice hosting art and poetry exhibition centred on local experience of grief

Cradley Heath|Sep 9

Pub launching new real ale

Food and Drink|Sep 8

Sandwell antiques store looking for family of loved doll - with a touching backstory

Cradley Heath|Aug 31

Sandwell chop shop closed as man arrested on suspicion of handling stolen goods and assaulting cops

Severn Trent apologises to residents affected by "foul, medieval stench" of Sandwell sewage works

Cradley Heath|Aug 3

Mum of girl with rare condition campaigning for supermarkets to have accessible trolleys

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About Cradley Heath

Cradley Heath has a rich heritage in chainmaking and nailmaking - industries which are still central to the town's identity and are honoured at annual events and festivals. Sometimes confused with near neighbour Cradley, the town is fiercely proud of its own history.