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People have just a few days to comment on the future of mental health services in Dudley borough

More than £340,000 has been saved in the fight against housing fraud in the last 12 months by Dudley Council.

Children from Milking Bank Primary School held their own service of Remembrance yesterday (11 November) ahead of Remembrance Sunday.

Residents have a choice of six Christmas light switch-ons this year.

Friendly, enthusiastic people are being sought to join the school crossing patrol team in Dudley.

A stash of illegal cigarettes and tobacco, estimated to be worth £5,000, has been seized from a Stourbridge convenience store in a joint operation.

The festive season is arriving early at the Red House Glass Cone as it welcomes a weekend of Christmas carolling later this month.

People can bag the perfect Christmas gift at Stevens Park in Quarry Bank next Saturday (20 November).

Dudley Council Plus will moving to a more phone and online service as face-to-face contacts continue to drop.

Pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and horse riders are being urged to ‘be bright and be seen’ as the darker nights draw in.

22,000 people turned out to enjoy tonight’s bonfire and fireworks spectacular at Himley Hall.

The leader of Dudley Council was “bowled over” with the life-changing opportunities being given to students at Resonance during a recent visit.