Mark Andrews
Feature Writer and Columnist at Express & Star
Feature Writer and Columnist at Shropshire Star
Feature writer and columnist for Express & Star and Shropshire Star. Tel: 01952 241491
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4 days ago |
expressandstar.com | Mark Andrews
During a visit to the county buildings in Stafford, Mr Farage said the nation would be watching whether the council could demonstrate Reform was ready for governmentHe said the common perception was that the West Midlands would determine the outcome of the General Election, and said the party would be going all-out to target other councils in the region.
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4 days ago |
expressandstar.com | Mark Andrews
Bombs and bullets are being cleared from a Second World War ammunition dump to pave the way for retail and leisure development. Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.comand on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Developer M Core has applied to build a new retail and leisure park on the 'blue hoarded' site off Milestone Way, creating 52,000 sq ft of floor space. The site has been vacant for 30 years, and has picked up its nickname from the blue hoardings that have been erected around it.
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4 days ago |
expressandstar.com | Mark Andrews
Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.comand on Freeview 262 or Freely 565Leigh Ingham, Labour MP for Stafford, feared the new Reform UK administration would embark on a programme of 'ideological cuts' after taking control in last month's council elections. Miss Ingham said she hoped the authority would not follow Reform-led Lincolnshire County Council by voting to abolish important protections for communities at risk of flooding.
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5 days ago |
expressandstar.com | Mark Andrews
MPs will discuss how best to tackle violence against women and girls in a debate organised by a West Midland MP. Warinder Juss, MP for Wolverhampton West, has secured the debate in the House of Commons for tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon. Mr Juss, who was a lawyer before entering parliament, said both charge and conviction rates for violence against women and girls remained low.
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5 days ago |
expressandstar.com | Mark Andrews
Emergency repairs are being carried out at Wolverhampton's main church after a large stone fell from the building. Watch more of our videos on ShotsTV.comand on Freeview 262 or Freely 565The south door of St Peter's Collegiate Church has been sealed off following the incident last week, although the building remains open as normal. A large stone fell from the south porch on Monday last week. Remedial work is being carried out, and the door is expected to reopen by Wednesday.
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Breaking news: Three more Dudley Labour councillors quit party over welfare cuts, hours after leader @LabourPete resigns. Means Labour has lost 7 councillors on the authority since last year's election