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Watchdog committee chairman under fire over missing email
THE chairman of Dudley Council’s watchdog committee claimed he had ‘nothing to hide’ in a spat over a missing email. Cllr Angus Lees found himself on the back foot in a debate at the Audit and Standards Committee meeting on Monday February 19.
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MP calls for Crooked House pub site to be listed as a community asset
SIR Gavin Williamson has nominated the Crooked House pub site to be listed as an Asset of Community Value to boost its chances of being rebuilt. The South Staffordshire MP met campaigners at South Staffordshire District Council and attended a gathering
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Learner driver caught on country lane without headlights
AN UNINSURED learner driver was caught by police driving without headlights along a country lane at night in Clent. He was stopped after pulling out of a parking space on Hagley Wood Lane on Saturday (February 17) at 10.30pm. He has been fined
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Developer can cut down protected trees in Cradley Heath
A DEVELOPER has been granted permission to cut down protected Sycamore trees on a Cradley Heath estate. Dunedin Haden Cross can fell seven protected trees on land off Haden Cross Drive. The firm applied for permission from Sandwell Council
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Man appears in court charged with causing deaths of teens
A 55-year-old man has appeared in court charged with causing the deaths of two teenagers through dangerous driving. Dhiya Al Maamoury appeared at Dudley Magistrates' Court this morning (Tuesday February 20) after Liberty Charris, aged 16 and Ben
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Sir Lenny Henry is to step down from role as university chancellor
SIR Lenny Henry is to step down from his role as Chancellor of Birmingham City University at the end of 2024, eight years after becoming the institution’s figurehead. The actor, comedian, TV presenter and writer, from Dudley, became Chancellor
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BBC local radio cuts could harm thousands of visually impaired people in Dudley
CUTS to local radio services have been a travesty to visually impaired people, a national campaign group has warned. It comes as the number of blind and partially blind people registered in Dudley has been revealed, with the Royal National Institute
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£52k to improve park outdoor gyms across Dudley borough
MORE than £50k will be spent on sprucing up outdoor gyms at nine parks in the borough. Cash has come from the government via the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). Work will be carried out at Mary Stevens Park in Stourbridge; Huntingtree Park