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New owner for practice which dates back to 1919

The Black Country Living Museum has recreated a 1960s high street, complete with former shops.

Of recreating something like this. youve got that nostalgia thats within living memory. people still remember these buildings very fondly. indeed. so much has gone. stanton�*s is now a betting shop. brierley hills marsh & baxter is a nail bar. the next door bank is standing empty. and burgin�*s, on wolverhampton street in dudley, closed for good seven years ago. but cynthia burgin, here in the middle, who ran it for 56 years, is rather pleased her little shop will live on in a museum. well, ...

Here in the middle, who ran it for 56 years, is rather pleased her little shop will live on in a museum. well, i started... i came here in 1959, aged 29. and you retired aged... 85. wolverhampton street was an extremely busy area, where the trolley bus used to come along from wolverhampton into dudley. and there was lots of shops. im sorry im the last one, but i knew these small shops, no, they wouldnt. .. we couldnt carry on. and now? there is nothing. and while these are all shops from dudley ...

A man in his 40s is in a serious condition after sustaining head injuries during a collision with a car in Bilston.

The business had been struggling with succession planning and in finding the right people to support recent growth

THIS six-bedroom HMO in Dudley is to be sold at auction later this month.

NEW food hygiene ratings have been awarded to two of Dudley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows – and it’s good news…

A DUDLEY takeaway has been handed a new five-out-of-five food hygiene rating.

TOP new food hygiene ratings have been given to pubs, cafes and takeaways in Dudley, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.