Helen Attwood

2 days ago | halesowennews.co.uk | Helen Attwood

Vicky Rogers and Graham Carlington Hyde represented the team and took a trip to the palace on Tuesday May 6. During the day the Bloom team were graced with the presence of HRH King Charles and Queen Camilla as well as Prince Edward and his wife Sophie and Princess Royal who has a keen eye for horticulture.

3 days ago | halesowennews.co.uk | Helen Attwood

3 1/1 A NEW Colley Gate takeaway which serves up unique curry pizzas is celebrating after being awarded a five star hygiene rating. Grill Box on Windmill Hill was opened by Mohammed Mukhtar Ali in February after he completely refurbished an empty unit. Now he is celebrating after it was awarded a five-star hygiene rating - the top rating an eatery can get. Mohammed, who is 39, and lives in Birmingham said: "It's been a real boost.

3 days ago | dudleynews.co.uk | Helen Attwood

The black/tan female dog was found by a member of the public in the Hartlebury Common area on the evening of May 7 and was taken to a vets in Kidderminster. There she was euthanised on welfare grounds and the RSPCA were notified. It is appealing for information to track down where the dog came from. RSPCA Inspector Emily Cheeseman - who has been making enquiries - said: “This poor dog was emaciated, dehydrated and was having seizures. "She also had terrible matted fur.

3 days ago | malverngazette.co.uk | Helen Attwood

The black/tan female dog was found by a member of the public in the Hartlebury Common area on the evening of May 7 and was taken to a vets in Kidderminster. There she was euthanised on welfare grounds and the RSPCA were notified. It is appealing for information to track down where the dog came from. RSPCA Inspector Emily Cheeseman - who has been making enquiries - said: “This poor dog was emaciated, dehydrated and was having seizures. "She also had terrible matted fur.

3 days ago | worcesternews.co.uk | Helen Attwood

The black/tan female dog was found by a member of the public in the Hartlebury Common area on the evening of May 7 and was taken to a vets in Kidderminster. There she was euthanised on welfare grounds and the RSPCA were notified. It is appealing for information to track down where the dog came from. RSPCA Inspector Emily Cheeseman - who has been making enquiries - said: “This poor dog was emaciated, dehydrated and was having seizures. "She also had terrible matted fur.