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Have a safe and happy Raksha Bandhan
People celebrating the festival of Raksha Bandhan are being urged to remain safe to help control the spread of the coronavirus.
Buildings to go blue and green for NHS 72nd anniversary celebration
Dudley Council is backing a national day of celebration this weekend to mark the birthday of the NHS.
Dudley Council shares local outbreak control plan for coronavirus
Dudley Council has shared details of a local outbreak control plan that will help to keep residents and visitors safe during the latest phase of controlling the pandemic.
Online seminars to offer health help
A series of online seminars are being held next month to help the borough’s BAME communities live longer, safer and healthier lives.
Rogue builder found guilty of poor quality work
A rogue builder who carried out work to a poor standard has been prosecuted in a case brought by Dudley Trading Standards
New Test and Trace service launches to fight coronavirus
The Government’s new NHS Test and Trace service, designed to help identify, contain and control the spread of coronavirus, has been launched.
Faith groups thanked for showing solidarity during pandemic
Community leaders have thanked people of all faiths for the solidarity shown by groups in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Warning over “extremely dangerous” open water swimming
The sun is set to shine over the Bank Holiday weekend – but people have been urged not to cool off by swimming in open water.
Cash injection to care providers
Care providers across Dudley borough will receive a multi-million cash boost this week to support them during the coronavirus outbreak.
Council staff lend a helping hand at new food distribution hub
More than 200 redeployed workers from Dudley Council are joining community volunteers to help vulnerable people from across the borough by providing a range of support services including a new food distribution hub.
Thanks to volunteers
Partners have praised and thanked the efforts of community groups and volunteers who have helped deliver hundreds of food and medical parcels in recent weeks.