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Lateral flow tests still available at selected pharmacies
People in Dudley can still take advantage of symptom free Covid-19 testing in Dudley borough, with extended appointment times now available at some test centres.
Council praises half-term heroes
Council bosses are praising faith and community groups for the ongoing support they are giving to families and vulnerable people in the run up to and over half-term.
Credit union saves residents over £1million
Residents and workers in Dudley borough have saved a total of £1million in interest payments over the past year by borrowing money through Castle and Crystal.
Dudley’s mayor gets the vaccine – and urges others to have it too
The Mayor of Dudley has had the first jab of the Covid-19 vaccine – and is urging those who are offered it to follow suit.
Vast majority of businesses complying with Covid rules
A vast majority of businesses across the borough were found to be complying with covid safety rules and restrictions in a recent ‘spot-check’ operation.
Free school meals for February half term
Thousands of eligible children in Dudley borough are to be offered free school meals during the February half term.
Dudley residents encouraged to get Covid-19 tests when feeling unwell
People who live in Dudley borough are being invited to take a covid-19 test if they are feeling unwell, even if they are not displaying the three key symptoms.
Council will shine light on Blue Monday
Dudley Council is set to light two of its buildings in green on Monday 18 January, to signify the importance of mental health.
Lateral flow tests still at selected pharmacies
Key workers and those who leave home for valid reasons can still book symptom free covid-19 tests in Dudley borough.
Play your part in the Covid-19 fight this Christmas
As Christmas approaches, people in Dudley are being urged to stick to government restrictions and think very carefully before seeing people from other households.
Protect your household from Covid-19
Health bosses are urging residents not to put loved ones at risk and to take steps to prevent the spread of covid-19 to others at home.
Clinically extremely vulnerable people urged to shield
Clinically extremely vulnerable people have been advised that they should shield again during the national lockdown as Covid-19 infection rates across the region remain high.