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Memorial support for families
Grieving families who mark tragic incidents with roadside memorials are to receive support from Dudley Council.
Launch event for centenary park improvements
People will be invited to celebrate an amazing £1.8 million restoration programme with an event at Steven’s Park in Quarry Bank next month.
Wren’s Nest Wardens’ Base moves a step closer
Hopes to build a brand new warden’s base at Wren’s Nest National Nature Reserve are set to move a step closer as cabinet learns about the acquisition of two new sites at a meeting next week.
Lateral flow kits available at hospital
People are now able to collect lateral flow kits from Russells Hall Hospital.
Thousands enjoy day of music and comedy
Thousands came out to enjoy fantastic music and comedy at today's Black Country Musicom festival.
Free suicide prevention training
Free training is available to anyone who wants to know how to recognise and reach out to someone at risk of suicide, as part of World Suicide Prevention Day (10 September).
First business moves onto Dudley’s Very Light Rail site
A technology company focussed on decarbonising rail freight is the first to move into Dudley as part of the revolutionary Very Light Rail project.
Help shape early years service
Parents and carers are being invited to help shape Dudley Council’s early years service.
Turning change into action
People can turn their change into action and help the lives of people who are sleeping rough or at risk of becoming homeless as a new scheme launches across Dudley borough.
Highways boss supports safety campaign
Dudley Council’s highways boss is supporting a road safety campaign to urge drivers to take caution when passing horses.
Zoo to have name in lights
Dudley’s famous zoo will have its name in lights in time for this year’s heritage open day after receiving a slice of council funding.
It’s silver for the Red House Glass Cone
The Red Glass Cone has been awarded silver accreditation by Visit England, just narrowly missing out on gold.