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Residents can stop off for a chat and some company at benches around Dudley borough during Loneliness Awareness Week in June.

Lye Library’s ninetieth birthday has been marked with a special birthday party that included stalls, displays, a cake, refreshments and balloons.

Nearly £50,000 is to be spent on improvements to a children’s play area in Cradley.

The council wants to hear from people who use the borough’s parks, green spaces and public open spaces at a public meeting next month.

Dudley borough residents are invited to sign up for an energy provider switching scheme that could help them to save hundreds of pounds on their bills.

Borough shopkeepers have been warned they could be shut down if caught selling single use vapes from next month onwards.

There will be changes to some council services on Bank Holiday Monday (26 May).

Children can enjoy a range of activities taking place in leisure centres, libraries, parks, visitor attractions, museums and halls this half term.

A bonanza of writers, poets, musicians and performers will be showcasing their talents at the free Dudley Writers’ Festival this June.

The leader and deputy leader of the council took live questions from residents in a one- hour facebook live session last night.

The leader of Dudley Council is to meet with West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker over ‘urgent concerns’ for Dudley town centre traders affected by Metro Extension and Interchange works.

People who live in Dudley borough are benefiting from a shared care record programme that has been rolled out across the Black Country.