Black Country Bugle - 2018-11-28

• What the blazes! Send for the fire fighting champs
• Living Museum to double all donations for brand new street
• The Victorians’ home shopping revolution
• How the landmark buildings look today a century after Lloyd George’s visit
• New memorials to Duncan Edwards
• Your Stars
• I’m heartbroke­n at Beacon’s sorry state
• Great War talk for historical society
• Your big chance to be on stage
• Priest was the first trained in England
• Snapping all the teacher’s canes didn’t save our skins
• Sir keeps the lads in order for this playground pose
• School was forced to find a new home
• Never forget the labours of yore
• Good times and bad – life as a nu
• Rse at the old Fever Tents hospital
• Murray Walker and his cycle-mad dad
• Relic from inquiry into new reservoir
• Shopping expedition to the high
• The day Queen Victoria brought joy and celebratio­n to the Black Country
• A portrait of life as a royal chauffeur in the
• Employ of the Duke and Duchess of Kent
• DARLO DEAL WULFS A WHIPPING TO GO TOP
• TENACIOUS TIPTON GRAB DRAW WITH LATE SMASH
• BOLTMAKERS BLAST SEVEN PAST STRUGGLING OLDBURY
• Fascinatin­g football facts
• Matt Busby came calling but I signed for Wolves

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