Deborah Hardiman is a journalist for the Shropshire Team, focusing on local news in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including crime, court cases, community events, and local issues. Deborah's work has been featured in both the Express & Star and the Shropshire Star.
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Wolverhampton, United Kingdom (Local)
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
"There are too many alleged murders," a prominent judge declared as he handled five cases on the same day.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Voters in the Sandwell being urged to look out for polling station changes across the borough to avoid going to the wrong place.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The family of a murder victim who was fatally injured when he was beaten by a man who disliked gays have welcomed the jury's guilty verdict.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The owner of a fireplace furnishing company says he fears big plans to redevelop the site have left customers thinking it has actually closed down.
By: Deborah Hardiman
The owner of a fireplace furnishing company says he fears big plans to redevelop the site have left customers thinking it has actually closed down.
By: Deborah Hardiman
It will be full steam ahead when miniature railway rides return to 's premier park to mark it's 150th anniversary.
A 54-year-old man has appeared before a judge charged with attempting to murder another man in Wolverhampton.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Noise from building work on a £15 million house owned by former West Bromwich Albion chairman Jeremy Peace was the cause of three from the household cavalry bolting in central London.
By: Deborah Hardiman
A victim who suffered a broken jaw when he was punched in the street by a stranger has spoken of his dismay at the jail term handed to the man responsible.
By: Deborah Hardiman
Tickets are still on sale for a fun reggae themed meet and greet event with boxing star Frank Bruno in aid of mental health charities.
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