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New digs, same deal: Hanover Nordic skiers sweep NHIAA D-I championship Staff Reports Modified: 3/3/2021 9:40:44 PM PINKHAM NOTCH, N.H. — The Hanover High Nordic ski team stepped up a division this winter. On Wednesday, it stepped out with more champion’s hardware. The Marauders swept both the boys and girls team titles and watched junior Simon Phipps win both boys races to dominate the NHIAA Division I state championship meet at Great Glen Trails. It’s the Marauder boys’ third straight team title, the last two coming in D-II, while the girls took honors for the first time in any div...

Pic: Google AN UNPOPULAR scheme to build a block of flats in Cradley has been scrapped by Dudley Council and replaced with plans for new houses. Cradley Councillors Gaye Partridge, Richard Body and Tim Crumpton, are welcoming the proposal for ten homes and one bungalow on Foredraft Street. Residents had been up in arms over a previous proposal to build a block of 15 flats, a housing support office, four bungalows and a detached house on two council-owned parcels of land on opposite sides of Foredraft Street. Scores of objections against the scheme were lodged. In welcome news for re...

Image: Pixabay. Pub landlords in Stourbridge have been advised they can deliver beer to customers homes without falling foul of lockdown laws. The reminder has come from Dudley Council bosses keen to support pubs which have been hit by the shutdown. The industry has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic, with pubs forced to shut their doors since March last year save for a couple of months in the summer. Landlords are currently not allowed to open their doors or sell alcohol on the premises. With the ongoing restrictions now to set to last until at least March, it has led ...

Good news Pub landlords in the borough have been advised they can deliver beer to customers homes without falling foul of lockdown laws. The announcement has come from council bosses keen to support pubs which have been hit by the shutdown. The industry has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic, with pubs forced to shut their doors since March last year save for a couple of months in the summer. Landlords are currently not allowed to open their doors or sell alcohol on the premises. With the ongoing restrictions now to set to last until at least March, it has led to fears s...

Pic: Daniel Bevan A SERIES of roads in Halesowen will be targeted as part of a new Community Speedwatch drive to crack down on speeding motorists. Belle Vale councillor Simon Phipps and Hayley Green and Cradley South councillor Ian Bevan, together with local residents, have started the new group which will be out and about on a series of roads after complaints from residents concerned about speeding motorists putting lives in danger. Roads on the hit list in the Hayley Green and Cradley South ward include Rosemary Road, Lansdowne Road (pictured below), Dunstall Road, Hagley Road (from ...