Adam Smith

2 days ago | expressandstar.com | Adam Smith

Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.com and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Visitors will now have to show ID before being allowed into the prison to visit inmates. As well as not wearing a hat, two pairs of trousers, revealing outfits, hoodies and sunglasses, as well as sticking to a multitude of other strict rules to get into the prison. The Ministry of Justice imposed the new ID rule this week and updated its information page for visitors to HMP Featherstone.

2 days ago | expressandstar.com | Adam Smith

Three men arrested in connection with the death of mother-of-three Suzanne Cherry at Aston Wood Golf Club remain on bail as investigations continue, Staffordshire Police have confirmed. Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.comand on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Aldridge resident Suzanne, 62, tragically died when she was struck by a vehicle whilst enjoying an afternoon at the Shenstone golf club on Tuesday, April 11.

2 days ago | expressandstar.com | Adam Smith

Prolific shoplifter Lucy Winkett's crime spree culminated in her stamping on a man's head as she robbed him before punching a female bystander in the face. The vicious assaults came after months of repeatedly stealing from the same shops in Brierley Hill, Dudley and Merry Hill in 2023 and 2024. Winkett stole coffee, cheese, children's clothes, confectionary, beer, from small shops whose owners were often powerless to sop her as she often was accompanied by a burley man.

3 days ago | expressandstar.com | Adam Smith

Brett Delaney, 34, appeared at Stafford Crown Court, charged with manslaughter, dangerous driving and causing bodily harm by wanton or furious driving. Mother-of-three Suzanne Cherry was struck by a vehicle on Tuesday, April 11 outside Aston Wood Golf Club, Shenstone, she died from her injuries four days later.

6 days ago | expressandstar.com | Adam Smith

The ultimate example of our 'buy today, throw away tomorrow' society, disposable vapes, have been banned by the Government. Yesterday (Saturday, May 31) shops across the Black Country were flogging off stock cheap and clearing shelves to avoid a hefty fine today (Sunday). The fruity-flavoured alternative to smoking cigarettes have become wildly popular with millions sold a day in a multi-billion pound industry which has gone from 0-100 puffs per hour in a decade.