Rachel Alexander
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 84
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- Oct 2, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Reform Walsall accused of ‘losing’ proposed medical centre to Wolverhampton (opens the original)
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Councillor Adrian Andrew, Pheasey Park Farm ward (Image: LDRS / Rachel Alexander ) Reform has been criticised by the opposition after it ‘lost’ a proposed medical hub inside the Saddlers Centre to Bilston. Conservative leader Councillor Adrian Andrew asked the leader of Walsall Council for an update on the future Community Diagnostics Centre (CDC) set to serve the Walsall and Wolverhampton areas. READ MORE: Birmingham fly-tipper dumped chair in a 'panic' after 'worrying phone call' The facility
Homeowner fails to overturn refusal of loft dormer built without permission (opens the original)
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Lowlands Avenue, Streetly (Image: Walsall Council ) A homeowner in Streetly may have to demolish an unauthorised loft dormer after failing to win over the planning inspectorate. Inspector N. Bromley said the development at the rear of 40 Lowlands Avenue ‘unacceptably harms the appearance’ of the area. READ MORE: Birmingham dad found with weapons after taking partner's vehicle without consent The decision followed an earlier refusal by Walsall Council’s planning committee in April 2026. Members a
Plan for 75 more homes opposite controversial green belt development site (opens the original)
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Land east of Longwood Lane, Walsall(Image: Google) A further application has been submitted to build green belt homes along Longwood Lane. Applicant Longwood Lane Housing Ltd has proposed to develop 75 homes just north of the Daisy Bank housing estate. READ MORE: Birmingham dad found with weapons after taking partner's vehicle without consent The proposed site lies on the opposite side of Longwood Lane where a controversial planning application for 115 homes was approved by the planning inspecto
Reform leader gives ‘cast iron' promise that Walsall woodland will be protected (opens the original)
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Councillor Elaine Williams, leader of Walsall Council, June 2026(Image: LDRS / Rachel Alexander ) The Reform leader of Walsall Council has vowed to never lease woodland at Reedswood Park for development. Councillor Elaine Williams ‘categorically stated’ that she would never sign away the 13.7 acre site for a school or any other proposal. READ MORE: Birmingham fly-tipper dumped chair in a 'panic' after 'worrying phone call' The woodland area has long-been under threat from being flattened and red
Open letter to be issued into ‘what went wrong’ in Leather Museum saga (opens the original)
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Leather Museum campaigner, Linda Boys, pictured July 2026(Image: LDRS / Rachel Alexander ) Reform has vowed to issue a public open letter to Leather Museum campaigners about claims of ‘serious legal and governance failures’. Lead campaigner Linda Boys called for a review into ‘what went wrong’ during the Conservative’s pursuit of relocating Walsall Leather Museum. READ MORE: 'Scary' Birmingham stalker claimed mum's children were his then turned up at their school Prior to the local elections in
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