SPORTING Grapevine edged out North Colts United 4-3 in a thrilling Bromsgrove and District League Division One clash. Goals for Tom Devaney, Shaun Tierney, Danny Fogarty and Jason D’Aguilar cancelled out strikes from Scott Taylor, Nathan Eaton
A COFFEE morning will be held at Fairfield Football club on Stourbridge Road in aid of Macmillan Cancer Support. After 44-year-old Alan Morris lost his 14-month battle with Hodgkin’s lymphoma on Friday, March 28, his parents Clive and Sheila wanted
TOWNSFOLK who haven't paid for their garden waste service could face losing their brown bins. The garden waste collection service runs from March until November and costs gardeners £35 a year. Refuse and recycling crews are now able to check
MUGENKYO Taiko Drummers, who have appeared on numerous television and radio programmes worldwide, will be coming to Bromsgrove's Artrix. The UK’s first and only professional touring taiko group, they have appeared on the Brit Awards, BBC Last Night
AN honest antiques dealer had a surprise when he opened up a £20 ginger pot to find more than £3,000 worth of antiques, including five pocket watches and other trinkets.Phil Sims, 41, who owns Sims Vintage near Belbroughton, had uncovered
BROMSGROVE firefighters were called to a collision between two vehicles in Catshill. The incident happened at 9.20pm on Wednesday, September 17, at the junction where Woodrow Lane meets the A38 in Catshill. Firefighters made the scene safe.
BROMSGROVE'S largest provider of affordable housing is the latest employer supporting Fairtrade Bromsgrove. The Fairtrade movements supports farmers in developing countries who want a fair deal for their produce. Bromsgrove District Housing
HOT on the heels of successfully launching a new bistro in the centre of Alvechurch, the owners of Café Morso are now demonstrating their support for local grassroots football and a charity. Their funding has allowed Alvechurch Lions Under 9s team
DROITWICH started their season in style winning 16-10 with a solid performance at newly-promoted Pinley. Spa started slowly in the first 20 minutes, going 3-0 down due to straightforward penalty from the hosts. But the visitors responded well
MORE than 200 years after the nation’s favourite novel was first published, a highly praised, sparkling and fresh stage adaptation of Pride and Prejudice will come to Bromsgrove's Artrix as part of a UK tour. The show premiered at Theatre Royal
IMOGEN Sinclair led the way for Bromsgrove Tennis Club’s juniors at the County closed tournament. The end of season County closed tournament sees the elite players from Hereford and Worcester clubs go head-to-head in age groups from eight and under
