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Residents have welcomed work from Dudley Council to make road safety improvements in the Norton area of Stourbridge.

The Mayor of Dudley has congratulated six borough community organisations honoured by His Majesty the King.

There is still time for Dudley borough residents to sign up to a collective energy switching scheme which could help them to save hundreds of pounds on their bills.

People only have a few more days to snap up tickets for this year’s Mayor’s Ball and Civic Awards.

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 this week.

A taxi driver who has been commissioned to drive children to school has been hit with points on their licence, following a sting operation led by Dudley Council.

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

The three nominees for the Mayor’s Pride of Dudley Award have been announced, with a public vote now open to decide the winner.

Dudley’s thirteen libraries are all offering a wide range of free activities for children this Easter.

Council contractors are working nights to blitz potholes on roads across the borough.

A critically-acclaimed chiller is coming to the stage in Stourbridge later this month, with tickets still available.

A Steel Stockholder in Lye has been ordered to pay £27,000, after one of its employees sustained a serious foot injury at work.