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Stourbridge IT company asks businesses to donate old laptops
Many children are disadvantaged by a lack of access to computers.
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Children at Coventry primary school wrap up warm in newly donated fleeces
The school received the fleeces as part of the 'Amazon in the Community programme.'
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Nostalgia: Street parties in Wolverhampton and Smethwick
Black Country folk celebrating VE Day and the Queen's coronation
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Birmingham students win challenge to design sustainable transport system
Project involved multidisciplinary teams working virtually inventing creative solutions to the challenge set.
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Solihull businesswoman named one of the UK's most inspirational entrepreneurs
Kay Daniels has been recognised by Small Business Britain.
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Penkridge and Wolverhampton auction house is honoured in lifestyle award
Accolade comes after auctioneers have adapted successfully to the challenges thrown by the Covid pandemic.
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Diabetes patients in Walsall and Dudley can access support online
Patients no longer need to ask GPs to refer them to a diabetes support programme.
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Nostalgia: Willenhall Home Guard leader lost at sea
Bob Rushton, chairman of Willenhall History Society, tells the story of a company boss who died trying to save a drowning woman
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Erdington football team get brand new kit thanks to donation
In total, there are around 250 children that take part in the club’s activities.
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Nostalgia: Victorian library is lost landmark
The first library built in Wednesbury was knocked down more than 100 years ago
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Nostalgia: Bob Roberts - West Bromwich Albion's first England cap
The Baggies' Victorian goalkeeper was the first to play for England
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Sutton Coldfield care home residents celebrate burns night with haggis and bagpipes
There was also haggis on the menu, and team members read parts of the ‘Ode to the Haggis.’