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Kind gesture after Halesowen shopper's purse is stolen - Vimarsana News

Kind gesture after Halesowen shopper's purse is stolen

A KIND-HEARTED Halesowen shopping mall boss has made Christmas for an elderly customer whose purse was stolen as she sat down for a rest in a café.

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip - Vimarsana News

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip.

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip - Vimarsana News

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip

When the Queen visited Hagley as part of her royal tour with Prince Phillip.

A look back at Queen and Prince Philip's 1957 visit to Kidderminster - Vimarsana News

A look back at Queen and Prince Philip's 1957 visit to Kidderminster

The Queen and Prince Philip pulled into Hagley Station on April 23, 1957, as the starting point of their royal tour of the West Midlands. Photos courtesy of Mr D Ferguson ON the day that Buckingham Palace announce the death of the Prince Philip, aged 99, we take a trip down memory lane to 1957 when the Duke of Edinburgh and Her Majesty the Queen stopped off in Kidderminster as part of their royal tour. On St George’s Day, Tuesday April 23, the Queen and Prince Philip came to the village as the starting point for her royal tour of the West Midlands, which included Kidderminster, Hagley, ...

A look back at Queen and Prince Philip's 1957 visit to Hagley - Vimarsana News

A look back at Queen and Prince Philip's 1957 visit to Hagley

The Queen and Prince Philip pulled into Hagley Station on April 23, 1957, as the starting point of their royal tour of the West Midlands. Photos courtesy of Mr D Ferguson ON the day that Buckingham Palace announce the death of the Prince Philip, aged 99, we take a trip down memory lane to 1957 when the Duke of Edinburgh and Her Majesty the Queen stopped off in Hagley as part of their royal tour. On St George’s Day, Tuesday April 23, the Queen and Prince Philip came to the village as the starting point for her royal tour of the West Midlands, which included Hagley, Kidderminster, Halesow...