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Dudley Council is urging borough residents to help local businesses bounce back from the coronavirus crisis – by shopping locally.

Shoppers are being urged not to shop in large groups as new rules in town centres across Dudley borough go live today (Monday June 15).

The leader of Dudley Council has pledged to support the borough’s top tourist attractions and help them fight back following the coronavirus crisis.

Plans have been submitted for a new bar and bistro at Dudley Town Hall.

Dudley Council has confirmed that additional mourners will be able to attend crematorium services and all burials in the borough from today (2 June).

Parking charges are to be reinstated for visitors to Himley Hall and Park next week, it was revealed today.

Crystal Leisure Centre is the latest council building to be lit up in honour of NHS staff and carers fighting on the frontline against coronavirus.

Dudley leisure centre joined a number of council buildings when it was lit up in honour of NHS staff and carers fighting on the frontline against coronavirus.

A number of popular events – including Himley Bonfire – have been cancelled this year due to the coronavirus outbreak and government advice around social distancing.

Hoardings will soon be wrapped around the new Dudley Leisure Centre site on Flood Street as building work is set to start.

Fishing has resumed at Himley Hall – with anglers urged to observe social distancing.

The borough’s town halls may be closed due to the coronavirus pandemic – but critical blood donations sessions are still continuing at Stourbridge Town Hall.