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TV comic John Bishop is bringing his eagerly awaited new stand-up show to Dudley next year.

Up to £60,000 is to be spent on improvements to an area of Halesowen from a cash pot funded by developers building in the borough.

The leader of Dudley Council today said plans for a new “university” must continue at pace as council bosses look set to consider details in a report next week.

While the Red House Glass Cone visitor centre has re-opened, children can still work towards an accredited, virtual Arts Award.

Very Light Rail is back on track in Dudley – after the government answered a plea to meet a near £13 million shortfall in funding for the scheme.

A popular antique and collectors fair will be the first public event to return to the grounds of Himley Hall this weekend.

Family favourites are coming to the big screen next month when a drive-in cinema rolls in to Himley Hall and Park next month.

Council bosses and police have put pen to paper on a new joint agreement to tackle unauthorised traveller encampments in the borough.

The timetable for developing a new blueprint for how land across the Black Country could be regenerated in future years has been revised, due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Dudley Council is backing a national day of celebration this weekend to mark the birthday of the NHS.

Plans to pioneer Very Light Rail technology in the borough and put Dudley on the national map are “under threat”, the leader of the council said today

Stourbridge Crematorium will close at the end of July for four months to allow urgent refurbishment works to be carried out.