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Council leader celebrates growth of Halesowen College and ambitious plans for the future
The Leader of Dudley Council, Councillor Patrick Harley, has praised the success and expansion of Halesowen College, highlighting its growing role in providing skills, training and employment opportunities for local people.
Council preparing for winter with new gritting fleet
Nine new state-of-the-art gritting vehicles have been purchased by Dudley Council, as it prepares for the winter.
Jimmy Carr heading back to Dudley
Comedy superstar Jimmy Carr will bring his brand-new stand-up show to Dudley for two performances next year.
Plans for new visitor centre, café and play area at The Leasowes
Exciting plans for a new visitor centre, café and play area, which will help boost the visitor experience at the stunning Grade I listed Leasowes, have been submitted to planners.
Dudley Council plans public consultation on A456 improvement proposals
Residents, businesses, and stakeholders will have the opportunity to help shape proposals to improve transport connectivity, reliability and road safety along the A456 corridor when Dudley Council launches a public consultation next month.
Dudley College to use new Education and Skills Centre
A landmark skills and education facility in Dudley is set to open its doors to learners later this year, following an agreement between Dudley Council and Dudley College of Technology.
Andrew Road car park improvement works
Scheduled improvement works are set to start at Andrew Road car park in Halesowen next week.
Dudley joins national highways network to share ideas and improve services
Dudley Council has joined the Local Council Roads Innovation Group (LCRIG), a national body that brings organisations together to share ideas, learning opportunities and service improvements.
Community projects to receive funding boost through Pride in Place grants
Community organisations in Dudley are set to benefit from £420,000 funding over the next 12 months, following an announcement today.
Sedgley Beacon restoration reaches another milestone as scaffolding comes down
The restoration of the Grade II listed Sedgley Beacon tower has reached another major milestone, with scaffolding now removed to reveal the fully repointed structure.
New speed cameras for Thorns Road
Approval has just been given for the introduction of average speed cameras along the Thorns Road.
£4.7m investment to boost skills and employment opportunities
Dudley Council has approved the use of £4.7m of Local Regeneration Funding to strengthen skills provision, improve employment prospects and support economic growth across the borough.