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New £7m Stourbridge Interchange opens to passengers
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[BBC News] - Centro chief executive Geoff Inskip added staff were saddened by the recent death of Centro chairman Angus Adams who played a key role in the project. Mr Adams, 67, who was also a Conservative councillor representing the Norton ward on Dudley Council
£7m bus station upgrade set to boost business in Black Country
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[The Business Desk (registration)] travellers and has created an impressive new gateway into the town.The opening comes just a week after the sudden death of Centro chairman Angus Adams, who was councill for the full story register now for free or login below... National Express.
New Metro route as part of £289m town revamp
www.expressandstar.com
[expressandstar.com] - Centro chairman and Dudley Councillor Angus Adams said: “We have included the Metro in the plans because we intend this to be a vital part of the regeneration of the town and the region. “At the moment just one Metro line is not enough – we need a
Stephenson Tower comes down brick by brick
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[Birmingham Mail] - Centro chairman Coun Angus Adams said: “The disappearance of the tower is the first major sign of the enormous amount of work that's been going on; it's just that most of it has, until now, been inside and hidden from view.”
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