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Would-be street racers warned of consequences of breaching ban
Would-be street racers are being warned that they could face jail if they breach a High Court injunction in place across the Black Country.

Riding across Australia to beat cancer
A group of experienced off-road motorcyclists are set to ride across Australia to raise money for cancer treatment and one of them will be popping into meet the Mayor of Dudley ahead of their epic adventure.

Stourbridge Library 40th anniversary
On Wednesday 7 May Stourbridge Library will be celebrating forty years in its current location.

Leader commits to leisure services provision
The leader of Dudley Council has today announced new plans to secure the future of leisure centres in the borough, ending an ongoing tendering process to outsource them.

Changes to tip opening times
New opening hours are coming into effect at the Stourbridge tip next week, with the site to close every Tuesday.

Mayor to attend drop-in health event
The Mayor of Dudley will be attending a drop in community health event in Lye next month.

Busy May at Dudley Library
From a VE Day coffee morning to health advice and author talks, Dudley Library is offering a range of free events this May.

New chief executive appointed
Balvinder Heran has been formally appointed the new Chief Executive at Dudley Council.

Unsung heroes honoured at mayor’s charity ball
Unsung heroes from the world of sport, business, environment, arts, community and education were celebrated at a charity ball. (Fri)

Council closes 19 illegal shops in less than a year
Dudley Council’s trading standards team closed 19 shops across the borough during the last financial year, after they were found to be run illegally.

Jack the Ripper victims in the Cradley spotlight
A free talk at Cradley Library on Tuesday 13 May promises an intriguing insight into the lives of Jack the Ripper’s victims.

Queen’s memorial flowers put to good use
Flowers left in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II have been laid down as compost at a borough memorial garden.