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People can get advice and support on staying safe and well in their homes at a free event at the Merry Hill Centre this month.

Hot on the heels of their World Book Day outfit exchange success, staff at Brierley Hill Library in Dudley are now running a Halloween costume swap.

Plans to reduce the price of short term parking for visitors to borough town centres have been approved.

Applications for a place at primary school in September 2026 are now open.

Dudley libraries and the Archives and Local History Service will again be staging the Dudley History Festival from 11-31 October.

One in two women over 50 will break a bone due to osteoporosis, but Dudley Council is offering sessions to help people keep fit for longer. 

The borough tip in Stourbridge will close earlier on Mondays from October 1 as winter opening hours come into operation.

Parents are being reminded that many secondary schools are running opening evenings as part of the secondary school admissions process.

The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the town centre’s regeneration programme, as a new leisure destination has opened its doors.

A Halesowen shop owner has been convicted for selling illegal vapes to children, following an investigation by Dudley Council’s Trading Standards team.

To celebrate Black History Month in October, Dudley Library is staging a free exhibition by Nigerian-born multidisciplinary artist Abraham Babajide Cole from 1-31 October.

Now in its twenty second year, Recycle Week is the nation’s biggest annual celebration of recycling.