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More electric vehicle residential charge points on the way
A second consultation for electric vehicle on-street residential charge points launches this month.
Christmas bin and recycling collections
There will be some changes to waste and recycling collections over the Christmas and New Year period.
Council pilots community reuse and recycling event
Dudley Council is asking residents who have items that are too good to throw away to gift them to a community sharing pilot.
Free parking this Christmas
Shoppers can park for free on Saturdays in the run up to Christmas in town centres across Dudley borough.
Crackdown on dog fouling
Surveillance is being carried out in dog fouling hot spot areas across Dudley borough in a bid to catch and prosecute irresponsible pet owners.
Two School Streets trials could come to borough
Legal traffic orders could come into effect in Dudley borough early next year as part of a pilot scheme to reduce congestion and improve road safety around schools.
First phase of congestion-busting Kingswinford works almost complete
The first phase of a £1 million scheme to improve traffic flow and safety for pedestrians in Kingswinford and Wall Heath is on track to be completed a month ahead of schedule.
Council employee wins award for sharing cycle joy
A Dudley Council employee has received a national award for her dedication to helping children and young people cycle safely in the borough.
Town prepares to welcome more people on foot
New pavements have been laid and bus shelters installed in Brierley Hill, as works to rejuvenate the town centre continue.
Road reopens after water leak
Work on a water leak on a busy road in Kingswinford has been completed and the road has reopened, highways officials confirmed today.
New play area plans for Wordsley
A new £200,000 play area is being planned for an open space in Wordsley.
Guardrails installed to deter motorbikes
New guardrails have been installed at the entrances of a public right of way in Kingswinford to deter people on motorbikes using it as a cut through.