Deborah Hardiman is a journalist at the Shropshire Team. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, transportation and mobility, as well as crime and justice, with a particular focus on white-collar crime. Deborah's work has been featured in Shropshire Star, BirminghamWorld, and Express & Star.
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Deborah's coverage is heavily focused on local crime and court cases in the Wolverhampton area. Her articles also include evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and entertainment.
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By: Deborah Hardiman
A law firm has chosen a Staffordshire holiday village for very poorly children and their families as its charity for the year.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The new West Midlands Fire Service chief says he will be aiming to build on the "exceptional work" of the brigade as he embarks on a tour of fire stations across the region.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The new West Midlands Fire Service chief says he will be aiming to build on the "exceptional work" of the brigade as he embarks on a tour of fire stations across the region.
A police investigation has been launched after a man was assaulted in a Birmingham city centre bar.
By: Deborah Hardiman
A pensioner has been left with serious injuries when he was attacked at a Birmingham bus stop.
By: Deborah Hardiman
New figures show West Midlands Police call handlers are answering the telephone within seconds. It comes as the force launches its artificial intelligence (AI) calls system.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The family of a two-year-old boy found floating in a Wolverhampton canal were in the process of moving due to the closeness of their home to the waterway when tragedy struck, the inquest heard.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The inquest has opened for a 20 year-old student who died from traumatic injuries after the car he was driving struck a wall and railings in Wolverhampton.
By: Deborah Hardiman
A man accused of murdering a Wolverhampton woman told the jury he did not have sex with her.
By: Deborah Hardiman
More patients in the Black Country, Birmingham and Staffordshire will be offered treatment trials after health chiefs successfully bid to participate in a multi-million pound project.
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