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Morro breaks ground at sustainable development in Wolverhampton

Work to deliver a selection of new energy-efficient homes in Bilston, Wolverhampton has been officially started by Midlands housebuilder Morro Partnerships.

Your World|Apr 1

Traffic delays warning on major Black Country A road following road collision

Police appeal for help to find missing Wolverhampton girl, 14

Police appeal for help following arson that destroyed a Bilston bus

Police appeal for help finding missing Bilston teenager

Tories accuse council of wasting £1.3 million on admin in Bilston market regeneration scheme

Talented Ormiston SWB Academy student reaches ‘Ormiston’s Got Talent’ national final

Your World|Mar 22

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17 nostalgic pictures from 1970s Wolverhampton - including lost offices of Goodyear and Tarmac

Bilston writer unveils thought-provoking book to give abuse victims hope

Entertainment|Mar 18

West Midlands Conservative councillor suffocated to death after placing plastic bag over his head in sex game, inquest hears

27 historic Wolverhampton pictures from 1901 to1984, including The Beatles at the Gaumont

Woman banned from keeping animals after 'inhumane' botched attempt to stitch her cat's wound herself

Five Black Country towns to share in £100 million government boost

15 evocative pictures of Bilston from the past - see what Black Country landmarks you still recognise

Council to review Wolverhampton pub’s licence after owner claims CCTV footage stolen

Celebrating good deeds and kindness- how you can nominate for Wolverhampton's Young Citizen Awards

Watch as fire rips through Wolverhampton bus - police launch investigation

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About Bilston

Bilston forged a strong history, with its coal mining and steelmaking employing thousands. The town’s market is a long-standing feature along with the landmark town hall. The Robin 2 Club attracts acts from the UK and abroad. Although long since incorporated into Wolverhampton, the town retains a strong identity of its own. Among its famous sons is former Wolves and England goalkeeper Bert Williams who is remembered in the name of the town’s leisure centre.