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Black Country Bugle, 2 Sep 2026

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ArticleTipton’s annual Local His­tory Day

TIPTON Town Lib­rar­ies Local His­tory Group have announced their annual Local His­tory Day, which will take place next month, at Tipton Lib­rary on Sat­urday 3rd Octo­ber at 10.30am. The group’s Robert Hazel told the Bugle: “The event is always...

Tipton’s annual Local His­tory Day

ArticleHis­tory talk on the real Peaky Blinders

FOLLOWING a sum­mer break the Black­heath and Row­ley Local Interest Group would like to wel­come every­one to their Septem­ber 2026 talk entitled; “Rogues, Vil­lains and Peaky Blinders – West Mid­lands Police Museum” to be presen­ted by Corinne Bra­zier.

His­tory talk on the real Peaky Blinders

ArticleWalsall engin­eer’s race career which began in his gar­age

WALSALL is inter­na­tion­ally fam­ous as the equine leather cap­ital of Bri­tain, and the tra­di­tional home of saddles and man­u­fac­tured metal accessor­ies such as the once-pop­u­lar horse brasses. Dig­ging a little deeper in my auto­mot­ive...

Walsall engin­eer’s race career which began in his gar­age

ArticleCap­tain Town­send pipped at the post in Wol­ver­hamp­ton post-war air race

AT the start of June 1950, Group Cap­tain Peter Town­send vis­ited the air­port at Pen­deford in pre­par­a­tion for an event to take place later in the month – the com­pet­i­tion for the King’s Cup, set up to encour­age civil­ian fly­ing in...

Cap­tain Town­send pipped at the post in Wol­ver­hamp­ton post-war air race