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I CAN Dudley work placements with Councillor Damian Corfield

I Can Dudley

A group of local people from underrepresented groups have been given the opportunity to undertake a paid work placement with the “I Can Dudley” project.

 

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Spooktacular half term library fun

Dudley libraries will be a hive of activity during October half term – and plenty of them will be spooky.

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Delve into the past at Dudley History Festival

Dudley Libraries are running their first ever Dudley History Festival from 12-26 October.

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Sheltered housing fundraising for Macmillan

A sheltered housing scheme in Halesowen has successfully raised more than £650 for Macmillan cancer support at an event this month.

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Free advice and support at Merry Hill event

People in need of advice and support to help stay safe and well in their homes are invited to attend a free event at the Merry Hill Centre later this month.

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Council launches digital care system

Elderly and vulnerable people in Dudley borough could soon be able to benefit from a new system that enables residents to remain independent in their own homes.

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Primary school admissions for September 2025

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

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Himley Fireworks tickets selling fast

Event organisers for Himley Hall and Park Fireworks are reminding people to book tickets in advance, with tickets selling fast and only the last few VIP spaces remaining.

Cllr Paul Bradley and fabricator Vince Thompson at the monument site in Brierley Hill

Work starts on Round Oak Steelworks monument

Work has started on site to build an iconic monument to the former Round Oak Steelworks in Brierley Hill.

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Expanded Dudley business grants scheme reopens

The second round of a grants programme has opened for Dudley businesses, including support to reduce energy bills and boost activity.

Councillor Patrick Harley, leader of Dudley Council, Marie Hunter, headteacher, Pens Meadow Special School and Paul Leyshon, chair of governors-2

Frame goes up on new school

Work is progressing on a new £16million school in Pensnett for children with complex needs.

Jake Ingram, Park Active Volunteer ,Councillor James Clinton, cabinet member for public health, Nic Burke, Atlantic House and Jane Lacey,Park Active Volunteer

Help us make a Healthy Dudley

Dudley Council has revamped its public health website, Healthy Dudley, to help local people make changes to improve their health and wellbeing.