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Mayor of Dudley Cllr Anne Millward and the Lord Lieutenant John Crabtree OBE encourage people to take part in a Jubilee tea party small

Still time to register your Jubilee tea party

Dudley Council is waiving road closure charges for communities hosting street parties to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee but the deadline to register is approaching.

Helen Martin

Road changes as part of Metro work

The Midland Metro extension through Dudley is gathering pace with major reconstruction work planned in the town.

Composting vegetables

Residents urged to start composting

The second annual Food Waste Action Week begins today (Mon 7 Mar) and borough residents are encouraged to play their part.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare (3)

£840k pledged to keep borough clean

Council bosses have promised to keep the streets of Dudley clean with a £280k per annum spending pledge.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare at a community tree planting

Tree planting budget approved

Dudley Council’s cabinet this week approved £50,000 to increase tree coverage across the borough.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare head shot

£300,000 for borough to bloom

Dudley Council is to spend £300,000 on bulbs, planters and floral displays over the coming three years.

Councillors Shakespeare and Harley take a look at pot hole equipment

Cash boost to tackle potholes

An extra £2million will be spent tackling potholes on Dudley borough roads as highways repairs continue to soar to record levels.

The Mayor of Dudley and the Lord Lieutenant plant a tree for the Queen at Wordsley Park

Wordsley Park Jubilee Planting

A mature tree was planted today (11 March) as part of Dudley Council’s support for the Diamond Jubilee.

roadworks

A456 Manor Way in Halesowen to close overnight for works

Motorists are being warned there could be delays during essential work on a busy Halesowen road.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare (back left) plants trees with staff and pupils from Dudley Wood Primary School

Dudley Wood Primary School planting

Primary school pupils pulled on their wellies and planted 600 trees this week as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy Project.