Deborah Hardiman is a Senior Reporter at the Express & Star. She covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, real estate development, and the construction industry, with a focus on regional interests and health and wellness. Her work has been featured in the Shropshire Star, BirminghamWorld, The Sentinel (Stoke), The Mirror, Daily Star (UK), and Sleaford Standard.
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Wolverhampton, United Kingdom (Local)
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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
The burglar was part of a group who entered Dudley home armed with weapons.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The case relates to allegations a woman was attacked in West Bromwich.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Two men and a woman were arrested during county lines drugs raids were sentenced at Wolverhampton Crown Court for their roles.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Judge said two men were motivated by ‘bravado’ when they had revolvers in their possession.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Critical improvements are being made at Wolverhampton Police Station which was officially opened by Princess Diana 33 years ago.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Thousands of pounds were allegedly stolen by organised gang in West Midlands cashpoint robbery conspiracy.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Even when the organiser was abroad the county lines phone carried on operating with the help of his accomplices.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Mohammed Azim is accused of murdering 19-year-old in Black Country street.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The young mother had suffered injuries including a broken arm, broken ribs and to her chest causing “severe bleeding” leading to her death.
By: Deborah Hardiman
A burglar who set fire to council home avoid immediate jail sentence.
