It is with great sadness and regret that we have decided to close Concord Market in Brierley Hill on 29th June 2013. Some traders wish to stop in the town so we will do our best to relocate them We must stress that this decision has not been made lightly but this will have no • Read More »
Brierley Hill Christmas lights switch on has been fixed for 30th November 2013. A christmas fair, Santa Run, lantern parade, pantomime hunt, choir and other musical sensations are in the feasibility/planning stage as the planning group gets to grips with the logistics of putting on an even bigger and better event than last year. A • Read More »
Some time ago this site was attacked and malware was inserted into some of the files on the site. Fortunately no-one seems to have suffered as a result of this attack. Some Internet services blocked access to the site and, after cleaning up the damage done it has taken some time to work out • Read More »
Now winter is upon us make sure you are prepared for the cold weather by following our 10 steps to keep warm and well: 1. Keep Your Home Warm – your main living room should 18-21°C, and the rest of the house at least 16°C. 2. Save money on you energy bills – replace old • Read More »
At Dudley Zoological Gardens there’s Christmas magic in the air . . . Our Winter Wonderland package, which runs form December 5 to Christmas Eve, includes a magical train ride past the world’s rarest animals as you head to visit Santa in his Jack and the Beanstalk-themed grotto set within • Read More »
Shoppers enjoyed festive fun in Brierley Hill on Saturday 24 November when the town centre held its Christmas light switch on event. The event ran from 1.30 to 4.30pm, and was delivered in conjunction with Birch-Bastock, which manages the Concord Market. It included a number of free festive events, entertainment and activities for all the • Read More »
Advanced Search Wednesday 25 July 2012 HomeNewsSportBugle ShopReader Holidays Published: 17/05/2012 10:57 ‘All the nice young teachers Gavin Jones Young Bill Buckley. Like many of his generation, Bill Buckley of Pensnett has a wealth of powerful memories of a childhood spent in the shadow of the Second World War. And while many of us express • Read More »