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Crystal Leisure Centre

Leisure pool at Crystal to re-open tomorrow

The popular leisure pool at Stourbridge’s Crystal Leisure Centre will re-open tomorrow (Sat) following eye-catching improvement works.

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Drive to support assistance dog owners in Dudley borough

Dudley Council is working in partnership with Halesowen BID to improve accessibility in town centres for people who use assistance dogs.

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Leader visits thermal spray firm as part of business pledge

The leader of Dudley Council visited a thermal spray equipment manufacturer approaching its 100th anniversary as part of a pledge to help businesses coming out of the pandemic.

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Runners urged to sign up for Mayor’s charity push

The countdown to the 10th Black Country Road Run has begun – and people are being urged to sign up and help raise money for the Mayor of Dudley’s charities.

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Pandemic work hailed as team up for national award

Dudley Council’s bereavement services team has been shortlisted for a national award for its “exemplary” work during the coronavirus pandemic.

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New pictures show work progressing well at Halesowen Leisure Centre

New pictures reveal work is progressing well on the multi-million revamp of Halesowen Leisure Centre.

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Free swimming scheme relaunches for borough youngsters

School’s out for summer – and youngsters looking to stay cool are being offered the chance to swim for free again at borough leisure centres.

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New pictures as Woodside Library work almost complete

Work to take Woodside Library down brick by brick ahead of a move to Black Country Living Museum will be completed by the end of the month, it has been revealed.

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New pictures reveal Very Light Rail project firmly on track

New pictures released today show Dudley’s pioneering Very Light Rail project remains firmly on track.

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Testing in schools “critical” to bring down rates, council bosses say

Twice-weekly testing for children in schools is “critical” in bringing down fast-rising rates of Covid in the borough, council bosses said today.

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Businessman ordered to pay £25k after security fraud

A businessman took more than £600 a week from Dudley Council to provide security at one of the borough’s oldest buildings – but was caught out on “numerous occasions” with no staff actually on site.

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Black Country Plan under scrutiny

People can ask questions and make comments on a major plan for housing and employment land across Dudley borough at a special meeting next week.