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A new look cabinet team was unveiled today with the leader of Dudley Council hailing it as key to building on the borough’s successes.

Senior Dudley figures have praised people for backing the ambition of the ‘city bid’ despite missing out on the coveted status.

Kind-hearted residents are taking up new volunteer opportunities at five family centres as part of the Child Friendly Dudley movement.

A Dudley special school celebrated its 60th anniversary with a carnival fun day and a visit from the Mayor of Dudley.

More than £2.5million has been saved from the hands of scammers in the past 12 months thanks to Dudley Council’s scams team.

More than 100 people turned out today (May 17) to mark International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (IDAHOTB).

Cyclists and pedestrians in Halesowen have welcomed Dudley Council’s installation of a new toucan crossing and road markings on Manor Way.

A new agency will be set up to help recruit talented people and reduce the cost of temporary staff at Dudley Council, it was announced today.

School children in Dudley borough will be learning about road safety this week thanks to resources supplied by the council’s road safety team.

The leader of Dudley Council has praised a Stourbridge based business that specialises in handmade, unique and boutique guitars.

Gornal Townswomen’s Guild planted a tree this week to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, ably assisted by the Mayor of Dudley.

The highly anticipated move to open an Eton college in Dudley will be the “icing on the cake” for the growing investment in education in the borough, senior leaders said today.