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Families struggling to put food on the table this Christmas “will not be forgotten in Dudley borough” the leader of Dudley Council has pledged today.

Dudley Council is assuring people that winter services will continue despite the pandemic and residents can keep up to date with the latest information on gritting and other council services online.

Dudley borough will move into tier 3 restrictions when the country comes out of national lockdown on December 2.

Dudley borough residents are receiving details of this year’s Christmas waste and recycling collections through their letterboxes.

Families who are concerned about coping in the lead up to and during the Christmas break are being reminded they can call the Dudley borough Covid-19 helpline.

Dudley Council’s housing chief has praised the efforts of all housing staff who have continued to provide support and services to tenants and residents during the course of the pandemic.

A  consultation is underway to determine whether dogs should continue to be excluded from children’s play areas.

A consultation is underway to determine whether dogs should continue to be excluded from children’s play areas.

Children’s services bosses have vowed to bring in more permanent senior staff and make better use of ICT as the authority presses ahead with a major improvement plan.

Dudley Council’s scams unit is warning residents to be aware of rogue traders who might be trying to cash in on energy saving grants.

A Dudley Council team dedicated to putting a stop to housing fraud in Dudley borough made savings of more than £500,000 in one year alone.

The much-awaited new Warden’s Base arrived at Saltwells National Nature Reserve yesterday and its construction captured by time lapse photography.