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Will we ever find out what caused devastating Stourbridge fire?
Nineteen homes were gutted, three firefighters and one child were taken to hospital and six members of the public treated for the effects of smoke inhalation
Local news from Stourbridge and the surrounding area
Nineteen homes were gutted, three firefighters and one child were taken to hospital and six members of the public treated for the effects of smoke inhalation
Appeal continues for help to find to find missing pet after Stourbridge fire
Florence Wilde, from Stourbridge, was found to have neuroblastoma, a rare childhood cancer
“Thursday 13 August will stay with me” - Simon Tuhill says
A week on from the wildfires which devastated fields and destroyed homes, we take a look at the timeline of the Stourbridge fire.
Line should be fully re-opened by this upcoming Saturday
West Midlands Police urge people to come forward with any footage of the fires.
Sarah Lutwyche praised her daughter Leah’s composure after seeing the fields burning near their home.
It will be closed until further notice.
The money is being donated to those affected by major blazes in Stourbridge, Birmingham, Pershore and Stoke-on-Trent.
Fake GoFundMe pages have been set up claiming to raise money for residents affected by the Stourbridge fire
Network Rail teams secured access to the railway on Friday afternoon and are now inspecting damage.
Rail services will be experiencing reduced service and replacement buses due to the fire in Stourbridge.
People taken from danger area to safe places including Stourbridge Town Hall.
Finance chief fought the flames and visited victims left homeless by the blaze.
The fire service are expecting their presence to continue in Stourbridge over the coming days.
Police are trying to establish what caused the blaze which left 19 homes gutted and a significant number of residents displaced
See the donations pour in as residents work together after fire
The intense blaze swept through approximately 500 acres
“It's unprecedented what we've seen here” - Cat Eccles, Stourbridge MP