This week we have Englands first state boarding school for girls could be built in stourbridge, “Heart broken” st johns ambulance volunteers learn its base in Brierley hill is to close, Clamp down on littering and much more.

Then in culture and events we have information on, Matilda the musical, Introduction to Buddhism and meditation and an introduction to oil painting.

Next in our VI news and tip of the week a blind deaf soccer fan experiencing the sport by touch and vibrations alone, A possible link between stress and sight loss and more including tips to help you with reading techniques and the the use of telephones and mobiles.

Our flashback section is taking a look back at americans independence day as the 4th July draws closer.

We have 10 minutes  with Matt Harrison Beacons Technology Innovation manager who spoke to us about his role within beacon.

Then we have beacon news and updates this week we have the story of a Burton inventor who has discovered an innovative way to help people with double vision. We also have the whereabouts of Pete Moodie and the beacon bus.

Better home and garden is bringing you some tasty recipies for Strawberry sponge cake and eaton mess,

We then move to our sport report which is taking a look at  England’s sporting successes, cricket, boxing and more.

And finally we have some fun facts about July.

This week we have got the news from the local area, then we have local cultural events from around the black country and surrounding areas this week we have information on Real bodies, the exhibition, Armed forces day, JRR Tolkien haunts tour and more. Next we have the sport desk with cricket, The world cup, tennis and more. Then in beacon news we have the latest news and information from the beacon centre  and the whereabouts of Pete Moodie and the beacon bus.  In our home and garden segment we have something for the green fingered with information and tips for creating a therapeutic garden. We then have 10 minutes with Ranjit, who told us about his role within the beacon centre and living with a visual impairment.  and finally we have the final words with Andrew, this week focusing on holidays and The Concord.

This week we have got the news from the local area, then we have local cultural events from around the black country and surrounding areas this week we have information on comedy at the grand theatre, Behind the scenes tours of the Molineux stadium, an art exhibition at Wolverhampton art gallery and more. Next we have the sport desk with cricket, The world cup, tennis and more. Then in beacon news we have and the whereabouts of Pete Moodie and the beacon bus.  In our home and garden segment we have a  healthy recipe for you to try and sink your teeth into. We then have 5 minutes with Barbara Stokes, Barbara told us how volunteering has had an positive effect on her.  and finally we have the final words with Andrew, this week focusing on the world cup..

This month is the start of the new format talking news, this week we have got the latest news from the local area in a shorter format than before, then we have local cultural events from around the black country and surrounding areas this week we are looking at the Wolverhampton grand theatre and central library. Next we have the sport desk, nothing has changed here this time we have cricket, soccer, tennis and more. Then in beacon news we have a information on the queens award a charity football match and the whereabouts of the beacon bus.

After this we have our home and garden segment, this week highlighting 10 tips for the green fingered. then we have an interview with Jackie Tromans the Centre manager for beacon stourbridge.  and finally we have the final words with Andrew, this week focusing on Her Majesty the Queen.