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LAST year the canals made national news, when a huge landslip emptied several miles of the waterway near Whitchurch, leaving several narrowboats perilously close to a huge hole, some at the bottom of it, and one, quite literally, hanging...
BLACK Country History Day is set to take place on October 17th, at the Black Country Living Museum. Beginning at 10am and running until 4.40pm, its main theme will be ‘Protest and Dissent in Black Country History,’ and the event is billed as...
MANY Bugle readers will recall that at this time of year, as children, they would once have packed up and gone off with family and friends to the wilds of Worcestershire and Herefordshire, to spend a week or two hop-picking. It was the closest...
IN THE mid-nineteenth century, the Black Country had become one of Britain’s greatest iron-producing districts. Although it is difficult to measure the total employment involved in drawing coal and limestone from the ground to fuel iron...
