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DAN’S DAY – Charity event at Redditch’s Royal Enfield to remember Daniel Griffiths (opens the original)
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The balloons are blue and white as Daniel was a massive Birmingham City fan. That will be followed by Rock n Roll Bingo at 7.30pm – four games for £5. Daniel, who worked at The Royal Enfield, lost his brave cancer battle at the age of 42. His fiancee Lisa, who also works at The Royal Enfield, is one of the organisers, along with other staff members. They said: “Please join us to raise a glass and release a balloon for Dan.”
MP Bradley Thomas gets Parliamentary debate over Bromsgrove’s A38 BREP scheme (opens the original)
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In August, he wrote to Transport Secretary, Heidi Alexander MP, urging the Secretary of State to instruct National Highways to ‘review the scheme and administer its completion’. Mr Thomas has expressed his frustration with the county council’s handling of the major project, claiming the authority ‘lacked the expertise to deliver such an important scheme’. And he also claimed answers to his questions had gone unanswered. Mr Thomas said the A38, as well as a local and regional arterial route, was
Droitwich’s congested Copcut Junction to be reviewed in a boost for drivers (opens the original)
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A traffic light system was introduced following development at Copcut Rise and Newland. This came despite concerns raised at the time by Coun Morris and those living in the area. Since then, the junction has remained a significant source of frustration. And a petition calling for improvements attracted more than 860 signatures. Residents have also repeatedly highlighted the wider knock-on effect when traffic backs up. This is particularly towards Copcut roundabout and on roads leading from surro
IN PICTURES – Bromsgrove’s new Sainsbury’s is now officially open (opens the original)
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The ribbon was cut on the site by the store manager Campbell Mills and Coun Sam Ammar, local councillor for the area. Also in attendance was Bromsgrove District Council chairman, Coun Josh Robinson. Mr Mills said: “There’s been a real buzz building in Bromsgrove and so itâs very exciting to finally open our doors. “The team has worked so hard to get everything ready and it’s brilliant to have marked the occasion with a design from one of our local young artists on our very first bags. âWeâ
Bromsgrove’s new Sainsbury’s set for its big opening (opens the original)
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The new store has created around 100 new jobs. The new supermarket will build on the success of the retailerâs existing Bromsgrove local store on Stourbridge Road and Argos on High Street. Sainsburyâs proposals followed an extensive consultation with the community in and around Bromsgrove, including an online hub where people could have their say. There were also discussions with councillors and key local stakeholders. More than 800 members of the public engaged with the consultation process
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