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NHS pharmacist opens new aesthetics studio in Stourbridge (opens the original)
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A MUM-OF-TWO has opened her own aesthetics business in Stourbridge. Amanda Hotston has founded Harmony Aesthetic Studio, based on Norton Road. The married 36-year-old works as a pharmacist for the NHS in Oxford three days a week and decided to branch out into aesthetics as she misses having face-to-face contact with patients. Amanda, who rents a room from Health Collective above Zoes Coffee and Cakes, said: “I have worked in the NHS for 12 years. The studio is based at Health Collective on Norto
Council announces A456 Manor Way improvements in Halesowen (opens the original)
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A public consultation is set to launch on major transport improvements along the A456 corridor in Halesowen. Dudley Council will seek feedback on proposals to upgrade the A456, focusing on Manor Way between Grange Road and Manor Lane, with options including traffic signals, bus priority measures and other upgrades to improve traffic flow and safety. Simon Phipps, cabinet member for economy and infrastructure, said: "These proposals have the potential to bring significant benefits for people trav
Robin Reliant driver suffers "potentially serious injuries" in crash (opens the original)
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A MAN suffered "potentially serious injuries" when a Robin Reliant ended up on its roof in a Stourbridge crash. Police, firefighters and medics rushed to the crash on Birmingham Street this morning (Wednesday September 30) at around 7am. The road was closed causing tailbacks and bus diversions. The driver of the Robin Reliant was freed from the vehicle by a passer-by and was taken to hospital by ambulance with "potentially serious injuries." A spokesperson for West Midlands Ambulance Service sai
School unveils new six-classroom extension for complex needs (opens the original)
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A SCHOOL has unveiled its new extension designed to support pupils with complex needs. A celebration was held at Halesbury Special School in Halesowen, to thank everyone involved in building its new primary extension, which replaced mobiles which were no longer fit for purpose. The new build provides 6 classrooms, 4 break out rooms, toilet facilities, a multi-use room and a care room. Niki Byrne, Deputy Headteacher, said: "The rooms have been designed with sensory needs in mind, each class room
Belbroughton care home rated Good and taken out of special measures (opens the original)
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Staff at a care home are “delighted” after it was rated Good overall and taken out of special measures. Breach House, on Holy Cross Lane in Belbroughton and operated by Golden Age Care Ltd, was previously rated inadequate but has now improved in all areas except one. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) upgraded the overall rating to Good following an inspection on July 20 and 21, 2026. Charmaine Ince, Breach House manager, said: "We are absolutely delighted here at Breach House with our new rating
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