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Sam Greenway's coverage is mainly focused on local crime and entertainment news in the Worcester area. He frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime and entertainment.
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List of all the polling stations in Solihull before voters go to the polls next month
The candidates battling it out next month for a seat on Solihull Council have been revealed.
Village halls, sports centres and libraries will all be used as polling stations next month. Solihull Council elections will take place on Thursday, May 2.
By: Sam Greenway
The schools being used as polling stations for Solihull local elections 2024
By: Sam Greenway
Chief executive Nick Page stood down after authority was condemned for child service standards following tragedy of six-year-old's killing
By: Sam Greenway
Chief executive Nick Page stood down after authority was condemned for child service standards following tragedy of six-year-old's killing
Householders in Lindridge Road say the developments are 'changing the character of their area'
Residents are opposing a fourth HMO in their street - saying the housing shake-up is changing the character of their area.
HS2 submitted the application which has been given the go-ahead by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council.
The design of the HS2 Interchange station car park has been approved
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