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Unpaid carers across the borough could be eligible for the coronavirus vaccine as part of the ongoing vaccination programme.

Senior politicians have praised front line staff for keeping vital services running throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

A “pothole purge” is under way in Dudley after a £1million injection to tackle the problem was given the greenlight.

The leader of Dudley Council today urged local arts and culture venues to “not miss out” on a slice of extra funding made available by the government.

Education and health chiefs are reassuring parents and students of their safety in the run-up to schools re-opening next week with increased testing and safety measures.

Households across Dudley will soon be asked to take part in Census 2021.

People of all ages are now likely to be targeted by scammers according Dudley Council’s scams unit.

With the recent government announcement that elections are set to take place on Thursday 6 May people are being reminded they can register to vote by post to make things easier and safer for them during the pandemic.

Finance bosses have written to more than 1,500 businesses offering them thousands of pounds worth of extra financial help as the national lockdown continues.

A major blow has been struck in the battle against fly-tippers across Dudley borough with the launch of a series of deployable CCTV cameras to hit hot spots.

Finance bosses have written to more than 1,500 businesses offering them thousands of pounds worth of extra financial help as the national lockdown continues.

The number of rough sleepers across Dudley borough remains consistently low, the latest data from the government has revealed.