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Six new CCTV units will be installed in Lye as part of a £1.7million upgrade of the borough’s camera network.

The leader of Dudley Council today thanked borough residents for their continued efforts to help curb the spread of coronavirus but warned the stark reality is Dudley could be just a week away from further restrictions.

Children and young people are set to benefit from increased mental health support thanks to a training programme being rolled out to school and college communities.

Fairhaven Primary School has been shortlisted for a national award for its involvement in a project that helps children with their mental health.

Wardens at The Leasowes in Halesowen have released a new leaflet detailing the nature reserve’s rare and extensive fungi collection ahead of UK Fungus Day tomorrow (3 October).

Festive-themed afternoon teas at the prestigious Himley Hall and Park will be back by popular demand in December.

More than 300 people have avoided becoming homeless during the coronavirus pandemic thanks to intervention from Dudley Council, it was revealed today.

Dudley Council is welcoming its new director of public health back to the community where she grew up.

Residents are reminded they can pay council bills from the safety of their own home by simply signing up to pay by direct debit.

Parents are being reminded that applications for primary school admissions are now open.

With darker nights drawing in, pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and horse riders are being reminded to take extra care on the roads as part of the Be Bright be Seen campaign.

Borough residents can make the most of a free bike MOT service this month.