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Security is being boosted in key areas of Dudley borough with virtual ‘trip wires’ at sites monitored by CCTV.

Council bosses are “taking on” fly-tippers and other criminals by giving the green light to an £150,000 investment in its CCTV network.

More than £6,000 in fines have already been handed out to fly-tippers in Dudley who have been caught red-handed on the new CCTV system.

A nuisance tenant, who has caused fear and intimidation, has been ordered to leave his Dudley Council property within months of moving in.

A £1milllion cash injection to extend the CCTV network across Dudley borough even further has been approved.

New CCTV cameras are being installed at key locations across Dudley borough as part of the continued roll out of the network.

People who live in the Wollescote area, are being invited to attend an inaugural Tenants and Residents Association (TRA) meeting on Monday (25 October).

Work has started on phase three of a major expansion of the CCTV network across Dudley borough.

The crime-fighting CCTV network across Dudley borough is set to be extended to include new cameras at seven sites as part of a £240,000 programme.

A major blow has been struck in the battle against fly-tippers across Dudley borough with the launch of a series of deployable CCTV cameras to hit hot spots.

Tall poles are being installed at key points in Lye to carry the new network of CCTV cameras to keep watch over the town.

A new CCTV nerve centre has gone live - the centre piece of a major £1.7million upgrade of the camera system across Dudley borough.