Новости за 02.05.2023

The Restaurant Group says Wagamama and its pubs have delivered encouraging trading momentum through the first four months of the year.

Khader Adnan, a leader in the Islamic Jihad militant group, raises the potential for renewed violence.

Streaming has exploded the number of series and films being made but writers say they are making less and working under more strained conditions.

Alloy Wire International has made its seventh donation of the ‘Wired for Good’ campaign, providing a charity that is committed to saving babies lives and supporting bereaved parents with £5,000.

One of Wolverhampton’s oldest and most iconic garages is motoring into a new era with the nationally acclaimed First Stop network, featuring striking signage, new equipment and access to an even wider range of premium tyres.

Staffordshire marketing and communications agency 8848 is under new ownership after two of the company’s longest serving employees began a management buy-out.

Pallet-Track has delivered a new road safety initiative to improve staff awareness around the challenges faced by HGV drivers on the road and on site.

An award-winning Wolverhampton training firm is aiming to help fill the trade skills gap that threatens to leave the UK economy struggling.

A Wolverhampton man has criticised the police for a lack of effort after a burglary at his home.

Plans for a £4 million town centre leisure quarter in Dudley have moved a step closer with the submission of a planning application.

Pubs are preparing for a bumper weekend as the region celebrates the coronation of King Charles III.

The King’s coronation on May 6 will bring parties and celebrations around every corner.

Staff at an independent Wolverhampton tailors says they felt honoured after a member of the King's Guard requested his uniform be fitted by the shop in the run-up to next weekend's coronation.

A pub has reopened its doors to customers following a £120,000 makeover.

David Cameron called them the Big Society. In one of his first speeches on entering Downing Street, he spoke about the contribution that thousands of small charitable and voluntary organisations made in providing services that millions relied on.

Those looking for a celestial escape from the everyday drudgery are being urged to turn their eyes skywards over the coming month.

A family-run bakery in Staffordshire that was bought by the owner's great grandfather in 1893 has celebrated 130 years of business.

Important message to all blokes of a certain age. Channel 4 is streaming P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang. If you need that explaining, you probably wouldn't enjoy it.

Today we continue our regular Love Your Local series, with a focus on the Old Castle in Bridgnorth.

A teenager has been crowned world champion in Irish dancing for the third time after training at a dance school in Dudley.

Birmingham Botanical Gardens has appointed a new director of horticulture as it puts in place plans to conserve the heritage site for future generations.

A tender process has been launched to provide five education hubs for early years children with special educational needs across Dudley.

Julen Lopetegui insists Dan Bentley could force his way into the Wolves team as Jose Sa continues to struggle between the sticks.

Carlos Corberan wants Albion to take heart from the way they have turned the tables on rivals Norwich.

Walsall interim head coach Mat Sadler could have injury problems for the final game of the season at home to Doncaster Rovers.