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Volunteers helped plant 600 trees today (22 Feb) as part of a Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games legacy project.

Dudley Council is thanking borough community groups for holding a record-breaking number of litter picks over the last 10 months.

Residents will get the ‘option’ of an extended green waste collection service from Dudley Council, leaders said today.

Volunteers planted 65 trees at Wrens Nest National Nature Reserve (NNR) yesterday (8 December), marking the reserve’s 65th anniversary since it became a National Nature Reserve.

eBikes can now be hired in the borough thanks to the launch of the WMCA eBike hire scheme.

The multi award-winning team which keeps Dudley’s streets clean is up for a prestigious Keep Britain Tidy title.

Council chiefs have promised a £2 million spend to tackle potholes in Dudley borough over the next three years.

Dudley Council has pledged to spend £300,000 on bulbs, planters and floral displays over the next three years with a focus on giving the environment a helping hand.

People can enjoy an afternoon of seasonal celebrations at Stevens Park in Quarry Bank on Friday 17 December.

More than 500 tonnes of grit salt went down on Dudley borough roads over the weekend as snow, ice and high winds hit the region.

The award-winning team responsible for keeping Dudley’s streets clean has been nominated for another national award.

Gritting crews are expected to work across the borough this week, as Dudley experiences its first proper cold snap of the season.