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Following a Parks for People (Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery Community Fund) funded project at Stevens Park, Quarry Bank, a unique opportunity has arisen for the lease of a new café on site.

Mini fans will be in heaven this June with two screenings of the cult caper film, the Italian Job as part of this summer’s drive in movie festival at Himley Hall.

A Dudley Council housing project which helps tenants at risk of fuel poverty to manage their energy bills has been shortlisted for a national award.

People are advised to ignore a national insurance scam, which tries to lure people into releasing personal information that could then be used to target them further.

Local groups and organisations across Dudley borough are invited to publicise what they do and share ideas on how to stay connected and tackle loneliness at a virtual event next month.

The Leader of Dudley Council has hailed a new business in Kingswinford “a welcome boost to the town” as he announced almost £100million in grants had been given to local businesses throughout the pandemic.

A fraudster who was previously convicted and jailed for conning a 93-year-old war veteran out of nearly £250,000 is back behind bars after failing to repay money stolen.

Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can benefit from a series of online events from Dudley Council.

Five people with a combined total of more than 100 years’ service on Dudley Council are to be honoured.

The new Mayor of Dudley has praised the late Duke of Edinburgh for his “inspirational” support for young people and has also announced a new community fund as she outlined her charity commitments for the year ahead.

The leader of Dudley Council today unveiled his new-look cabinet team as he outlined the authority’s priorities including regeneration, supporting businesses and boosting tourism.

A Dudley dementia gateway has welcomed the return of service users this week as national restrictions ease, allowing the centre to reopen.