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100 year-old veteran Joe Bullock at Dudley's Armed Forces Day celebration

Highest civic honour for D-Day veteran

One of Dudley borough’s oldest surviving veterans from World War II is set to be granted freedom of Dudley borough.

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Brierley Hill wire manufacturer powers ahead with energy cost savings

A leading manufacturer from Dudley borough has cut its energy costs by 25% with grant support from Business Growth West Midlands in Dudley.

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Community reuse and recycling event

Dudley residents who have unwanted items that are too good to throw away can gift them to a community sharing scheme.

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Dudley celebrates Black Country Day

People from across Dudley borough are marking Black Country Day (14 July), with the Black Country Flag flying proudly over Dudley Council House.

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£9 million funding has delivered ‘real change’ - leader

The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the impact of nearly £9 million in funding, praising the team responsible for driving it.

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Children’s summer activities in Dudley

Young ones can be kept busy this summer with a range of activities on offer from Dudley Council.

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Young singing star meets Mayor of Dudley after anthem performance

A talented local singer has met the Mayor of Dudley after inspiring his decision to introduce the regular playing of the national anthem before council meetings.

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Dudley Council shortlisted for two awards

A council team and senior member of staff have both been shortlisted in the regional Nachural Business Awards.

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Social care manager reaches new heights with apprenticeship support

A social care manager at Dudley Council is continuing to thrive after receiving support from the council to complete a degree apprenticeship in the field.

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Business owner fined for allowing a knife to be sold to a child

The owner of a Lye town centre store has been fined, after a chopper blade was sold to an undercover 15-year-old.

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Residents invited to attend local meeting

People who live and work in Sedgley are being invited to attend a public meeting about Sedgley Library and Ladies Walk clinic this month.

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Merry Hill Subway franchise guilty of food hygiene breaches

A Subway outlet on the lower mall of Merry Hill has been ordered to pay a total of £5,200, after its operator pleaded guilty to five offences under food hygiene legislation.