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roadworks

Staffordshire Himley road improvements

Staffordshire Council will be carrying out major highway works at the junction of A449 and the B4176 (Himley Road /Wolverhampton Road) Cross Road from Monday (19 August)

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Residents invited to have their say on transport scheme

Dudley Council is inviting residents and businesses to take part in a Black Country consultation regarding proposed transport schemes.

Cllr Damian Corfield, cabinet member responsible for parks, with Geoff Lawley of the Hawbush Tenants and Residents Association

Play boost for children in Brierley Hill

Families living in the Hawbush area are set to benefit from new play equipment and play spaces for children that will be open next month.

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Mini heatwave sees algae growth rocket at Mary Stevens pool

A mini heatwave has seen algae growth rocket in the pool at Stourbridge’s Mary Stevens Park, council bosses said today.

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Council warns litter louts to think twice

Bosses at Dudley Council have issued a stark reminder to anyone considering fly tipping, after the local authority confirmed it issued two £1,000 fines in one week.

Survey online

Council running consultation on Homer Hill parking

Dudley Council is inviting people to take part in an online survey about car parking provision for Homer Hill Park.

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Council joins Clean Air Day

Dudley Council is promoting Clean Air Day in June by encouraging people to walk or cycle to work and school, or to work from home when possible.

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Road safety sessions encourage green travel

Year six pupils in primary schools across the borough are taking part in road safety training sessions as they prepare for walking and cycling to secondary school.

One of the dumped trailers in Lye

Trailers of rubbish dumped in Lye

Trailers packed full of rubbish have been dumped in Lye as part of an organised crime racket which has cost more than £150,000 to clean up over the last five years.