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New £18m leisure centre to be named after Duncan Edwards
Dudley’s new £18m leisure centre will be named after Duncan Edwards, it was revealed today.

Carbon reduction aim for council buildings
A series of high-profile council buildings and selected primary schools are set to benefit from a zero-carbon initiative.

Proposals for new taskforce to drive transport schemes
A new taskforce could be created in the Black Country to drive forward major transport projects in the four boroughs.

Formal agreement to be thrashed out on £35m ‘university park’
Dudley Council is to enter into a formal agreement with Dudley College – as work continues at pace behind the scenes on a new ‘university park’ in the borough.

Regeneration in Dudley impresses visitors
The leader of Dudley Council has expressed his deep sense of pride and excitement following a visit from top regeneration and economic officials to Dudley town centre on Friday (12 March).

Himley welcomes mystery penguin artwork
A local artist who uses cling film to create outdoor pieces has left visitors and staff delighted by leaving one of their works at Himley Hall and Park.

Leader hails start of work on Black Country Living Museum expansion
The leader of Dudley Council has welcomed the announcement that work will start soon on a major expansion to one of the borough’s biggest tourist attractions.

Shopping warning issued as nearly 100,000 visit Halesowen
People are being reminded that they should only be going shopping for essentials – after it emerged nearly 100,000 people visited Halesowen’s Cornbow Centre last week.

Rents halved for market stall holders in Dudley
Rent has been halved for stall holders still operating on Dudley Market through lockdown, council bosses said today.

Funding bid announced
A £25million bid has been submitted to the government to help fund a ‘university park’ in Dudley.

New images released for Dudley Leisure Centre
These latest images show how Dudley’s new £18 million leisure centre will look – as work continues at pace on the exciting new development.

Plans for Woodside Library revealed
Work to take Woodside Library down brick by brick and transport it to Black Country Living Museum could start next month, it has been revealed.