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Reform puts more than 20 road safety schemes in Sandwell 'under review' (opens the original)
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More than 20 road safety road schemes set to be installed across Sandwell this year have been put under review. Reform-led Sandwell Council said it would be reassessing the projects to give residents a say on what was being installed. The ruling administration, which took control in May, denied the projects were being scrapped. Read More: Birmingham Costco petrol station expansion plans set for approval amid traffic woes A total of 23 road safety schemes, which include new crossings, lights, spe
Plans to serve alcohol until 11pm at new market events cut back after concerns (opens the original)
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Bilston Market(Image: City of Wolverhampton Council) A plan to sell alcohol during events at Bilston Market until 11pm has been cut back after concerns were raised by councillors. City of Wolverhampton Council applied to change its licence for the newly revamped Bilston Market to allow the sale of alcohol from 8am to 11pm every day. Bilston councillors Linda Leach and Leigh New raised objections over fears the early and late-night hours would add to crime and anti-social behaviour problems in Bi
Apartment blocks planned for former Wednesbury showroom (opens the original)
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A plan to build 30 new flats on the site of a former car showroom in Wednesbury have been approved. The trio of four and five-storey buildings would replace the former Wednesbury Motors showroom and garage in Holyhead Road, Wednesbury, after again receiving the approval of planning officers at Sandwell Council. Sandwell Council had already approved the work in 2024 but ruled again after developer SAP Investments submitted a report arguing that providing affordable housing as part of the scheme w
Street-drinking concerns over move by new Bilston shop to sell alcohol from 7am (opens the original)
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Mount Pleasant, Bilston(Image: Google Maps) A hearing will decide whether a new shop can open after concerns were raised by local councillors over plans to sell alcohol from 7am to 11pm. Kulwinder Singh applied to City of Wolverhampton Council for a new licence to sell alcohol from at the Daily Stop and Off Licence, in Mount Pleasant, Bilston. The new off-licence would open in a former printing shop next to the town’s Robin 2 music venue. Bilston North councillor Linda Leach raised concerns with
Pub forced to close after meat cleaver attack could be demolished for new homes (opens the original)
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The empty Dog and Partridge pub in Broad Street, Bilston An empty pub that closed down following a meat cleaver attack at a ‘family-friendly’ beach party could be demolished to make way for new homes. The empty Dog and Partridge pub in Broad Street, Bilston, which closed in 2020, would be demolished and replaced by three-storey townhouses under plans by Sukhwinder Singh from RSS Property. The pub closed permanently in 2020 after a knife attack at a beach-themed event left a 34-year-old woman wit
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