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Council up for award following fight against Covid
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.
Cracking fun on offer this Easter
Children can keep busy over the Easter school holidays with fun activities taking place across Dudley borough.
Free swimming returns for February half-term with new rule
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.
Cycling instructor rides away with national award
A Dudley Council cycling instructor has won a national award for her outstanding efforts to train cyclists in the borough.
Local youngsters design Child Friendly Dudley logo
Budding artists have helped to create an iconic stamp for the Child Friendly Dudley movement.
Easter activities for children
Children who are eligible for free school meals in Dudley borough can take part in a fantastic programme of free activities over the Easter school holidays.
Learning at Work Week prize for Dudley Council
Dudley Council has recently won a 2021 Impact Award for encouraging staff to look after their wellbeing and learn during the pandemic.
Dudley Council apprentice wins national award
A Dudley Council apprentice has won a national award for his work in helping to repair and renovate homes across the borough.
Free Halloween fun in Dudley
Shoppers can enjoy a free Halloween family fun day at Dudley market this weekend.
Have a safe and fun Halloween 2021
It’s half term and spooky season is nearly here, but families can still have fun safely.
Dudley Council supports national launch of fostering film
Dudley Council has joined forces with fostering teams across the country to launch a short film about fostering called ‘Out There’.
Sessions to help those with special educational needs
Parents of children with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) as well as young people who have SEND can benefit from a series of workshops and sessions over the coming months.