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Horticulture apprentices get the green light
Dudley Council’s cabinet member for environment is delighted that four employees have completed an award in their horticulture apprenticeships.
Concrete blocks removed at Cot Lane
The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the removal of concrete bollards at Cot Lane in Kingswinford as a symbol of the authority’s victory against unauthorised traveller encampments.
Trees for bees
A busy nest of bees was saved from homelessness when some essential tree safety work took place in Wordsley this week.
Bumble Hole community art lifts the spirits
Two community art projects which have grown organically out of the covid crisis, continue to flourish at the popular nature reserve.
Bumble Hole letter trail
Families looking to enjoy the great outdoors can make the most of a free trail around Bumble Hole nature reserve.
Work begins for new warden’s base
A Dudley borough nature reserve that attracts thousands of visitors from across the country every year is set to benefit from a new wardens base and education centre.
Work to protect shoppers and traders continues
Measures are being put in place in two town centres as Dudley Council continues work to keep shoppers safe across the borough.
Online business hub as shoppers return
Businesses are being urged to make use of an online hub packed with information and resources to keep Dudley borough town centres safe.
Stourbridge High Street pedestrianised
Stourbridge High Street will be temporarily pedestrianised from next week as part of a raft of measures to keep shoppers and traders safe.
Dudley park in line for new play equipment when restrictions end
Families visiting a Dudley park will be able to enjoy new play equipment once coronavirus restrictions are lifted thanks to a £50,000 investment.
Blooming marvellous plants planned for hospital
Volunteers from ‘Halesowen in Bloom’ are planning to donate flowers to Russells Hall Hospital in response to the coronavirus outbreak.