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A contractor working for Dudley Council has donated more than 200 Easter eggs to deprived youngsters in the borough.

Kind-hearted residents are taking up new volunteer opportunities at five family centres as part of the Child Friendly Dudley movement.

The highly anticipated move to open an Eton college in Dudley will be the “icing on the cake” for the growing investment in education in the borough, senior leaders said today.

School pupils with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) will take part in a series of pop-up shops in Dudley during May, June and July.

Parents are being reminded to keep an eye on their inbox as primary school decision emails will be sent this month.

A team mobilised by Dudley Council to help borough residents and businesses deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has been shortlisted for an award.

Children can keep busy over the Easter school holidays with fun activities taking place across Dudley borough.

A recent visit by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission found improvements in Dudley’s SEND services, but more needs to be done.

Free swimming is returning for children in the borough over the February half-term break – but youngsters will now have to be accompanied by an adult.

More than 6,500 young people and their families received early help in tackling problems over the last three years in the borough, a new report shows.

A Dudley Council cycling instructor has won a national award for her outstanding efforts to train cyclists in the borough.

Plans for the prestigious Eton College to set up in Dudley have been praised as “historic” by Dudley Council bosses.