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The Mayor of Dudley went out for a walk with a wheelchair user and her assistance dog as part of International Day of People with Disabilities.

The Mayor of Dudley will take part in a vigil outside Dudley Council house today, calling for an end to violence and domestic abuse against women and girls.

Elderly and vulnerable people in Dudley borough could soon be able to benefit from a new system that enables residents to remain independent in their own homes.

People who live and work in Dudley are being reminded of the importance of good eye health, and the need for everyone to get regular eye tests, ahead of National Eye Health Week.

New support sessions are starting next month for people living with dementia and their carers.

Events will be taking place across the borough next week to mark National Carers Week.

An exhibition of artwork created by people living with dementia and their carers is being held at Himley Hall next week.

People can find out more about supporting people living with dementia as part of the council’s National Dementia Awareness Week activities.

More people will be spending Christmas at home thanks to joint work between Dudley Council and The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust.

Services for older people and children in Dudley will continue to be a priority despite an overspend of more than £12million putting an “unprecedented strain” on budgets.

Thousands of recycled plastic bottles have been used by service users at a Dudley Council run centre to create a poppy display in Amblecote.

An annual survey of people using adult social care services in Dudley borough has revealed positive results.