内容摘要：She said: "As a city we’re built on the coal and clay deposits under our feet but also on our strength in diversity.

She said: "As a city we’re built on the coal and clay deposits under our feet but also on our strength in diversity.

According to the guidance, suspensions happen when it is thought that children may be at risk of harm but does not always mean a provider has done something wrong.Suspensions remain in force for a set period of six weeks and can be extended. Providers can appeal against decisions to suspend registrations.

A Sandwell Council spokesman said: "We are aware of the situation regarding the nurseries and are doing all we can to help parents and carers make suitable, alternative arrangements."Parents and carers of children at the nurseries affected can contact us."The BBC has also approached Dudley Council for comment.

An animal rescue centre in Kent is searching for a new home after being told another organisation will be taking over its land.Safe Haven Animal Rescue were served an eviction notice from its landowners stating that it must leave the site in Shelleys Lane, Knockholt, by the end of the summer.

The not-for-profit organisation cares for about twenty horses, pigs, sheep, chickens and cats.

Founder Elise Bradley moved to the site two years ago and said she would like to remain nearby.Dan's work now forms part of a special exhibition at the National Museum Cardiff, exploring how the valleys were transformed by the explosion of industry and its subsequent decline.

More than 200 pieces of art are on display - including paintings, photography, film and applied art.The exhibition begins pre-industry, when the south Wales valleys were sparsely populated.

During the industrial revolution of 1760-1840, the large scale exploitation of iron and coal began to transform the landscape.As industry boomed, previously rural areas became thriving communities.