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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Preliminary work begins on York’s Bridge
Walsall Council has released details about the possible replacement of the historic York’s Bridge on Norton Road, as part of a modernisation scheme. Consulting Engineers Atkins, which has been appointed to design the structure, has already started to undertake nature surveys … Continue reading
Litter pick in Pelsall
The Common’s Rangers are organising a two-hour litter pick in Pelsall on Thursday, June 2. Anyone wishing to take part should meet by the Church Road Gardens at 1pm. Participants will be assigned to a group leader to help clean … Continue reading
Pelsall playground wins funding boost
Campaigners have won £51,000 towards revamping the tired playground on Pelsall Common. Coun Marco Longhi revealed that the bid by Friends of Pelsall Common and Walsall Council to the Trustees of Cory Environmental Trust has been successful. It means, with other … Continue reading
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Tagged Cory Environmental Trust, Pelsall Common, playground
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Coun Perry now Walsall’s mayor
Congratulations to Pelsall Councillor Garry Perry, who was sworn in as Walsall’s youngest Mayor last night. The councillor, who is chairman of the Pelsall Pride Partnership, has represented the village since 1998 and said he was looking forward to making his … Continue reading
Pelsall bodybuilder to compete in British Championships
A self-trained bodybuilder from Pelsall is to compete in the British championships after winning his first qualifying contest. Ian Hutchinson, from Peolsford Road, won the UK Federation of Bodybuilding Qualifier at Bodypower Expo at Birmingham NEC on Saturday (May 21, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bodypower Expo, Classic, Ian Hutchinson, Qualifier, UKBFF
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Plans to demolish York’s Bridge unveiled
Plans are afoot to demolish York’s Bridge in Pelsall. The bridge, which is next to the Fingerpost Pub, on Norton Road, could be replaced with a wider one alongside. The plan, right, is now with Walsall Council’s planning department. Click … Continue reading
Coun Longhi calls for barrier to be installed
Councillor Marco Longhi has written about his frustration at the lack of action by private landowners and Walsall Council to build a barrier on land that is frequented by travellers. Coun Longhi said he was angry that despite assurances two … Continue reading
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Tagged land, Marco Longhi, Pelsall, travellers, Walsall Council, Walsall Road
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Carnival Queen and her assistants chosen
The Carnival Queen, Princess and Rosebuds have been chosen for this year’s Pelsall carnival. Zoe Dalloway, of Allens Lane, will be crowned Queen, and her maids of honour will be Kathryn Cox of Oak Road, Pelsall, and Antonia Dodsworth, of … Continue reading
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Tagged Pelsall, Pelsall Carnival, princess, queen, rosebud, Steve Harris
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Police officer awarded
Birmingham Mail story about an off-duty police officer whose hunch led to arrests in Pelsall.
School choirs at church music festival
The choirs from the three primary schools in Pelsall are to take part in St Michael’s Church annual music weekend. June Davenhill, the church’s music leader, will be teaching youngsters from Pelsall Village, Ryders Hayes and St Michael’s CE School … Continue reading
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