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Mayor’s civic awards winners celebrated
Unsung heroes from the world of sport, business, environment, arts, community and education were celebrated at a charity ball with the Mayor of Dudley – after the original event was delayed by the pandemic.
Pledge to work closer with parents
Council bosses today made a firm commitment to work closer with parents of children with special educational needs at the launch of a new strategy.
Leader keen to “shout about” thriving business
A replica Titanic anchor has been presented to the leader of Dudley Council as part of a tour of a Black Country business.
Dudley Council supports national launch of fostering film
Dudley Council has joined forces with fostering teams across the country to launch a short film about fostering called ‘Out There’.
Face-to-face advice on safety and wellbeing
People can get face-to-face advice on how they can improve their safety and wellbeing at an event at Merry Hill later this month.
International Walk to School Month 2021
School children and their families are invited to join in International Walk to School month which runs throughout October.
Warning to vape traders
Dudley Council issues a warning to borough businesses that they could face enforcement action if found to be selling illegal vaping products.
Mayor of Dudley meets BEM recipients
The Mayor of Dudley was “honoured” to meet with local residents who have been awarded the British Empire Medal in recognition of services to the local community.
No second night out for rough sleepers
As World Homeless Day approaches this weekend (October 10), Dudley Council is reminding people to report anyone thought to be rough sleeping so they can access help and support.
Deputy Mayor visits climate change exhibition
The Deputy Mayor of Dudley Council will be visiting St Thomas’s Church Stourbridge this weekend to view an exhibition about climate change.
Sessions to help those with special educational needs
Parents of children with SEND (special educational needs and disabilities) as well as young people who have SEND can benefit from a series of workshops and sessions over the coming months.