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Local travel hubs unveiled in Halesowen to encourage eco-friendly short trips
NEW local travel hubs that aim to encourage sustainable transport options for short trips are being rolled out across Halesowen as part of a trailblazing pilot scheme. The first two hubs, known as Local Travel Points, have been installed at Huntingtree
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Shock report says more than a third of Dudley kids not ready to start school
MORE than a third of Dudley children aged five were not ready to start school according to a new report. Figures from 2022/23 presented to Dudley Council’s Health Scrutiny Committee show 37 percent of borough children are not prepared to start
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Police appeal after child seriously injured in collision with car
Police have appealed for information after a child was 'seriously injured' in a collision with a car in Halesowen. West Midlands Police said they were called to Clement Road at around 7.30pm on Monday (August 5) to reports of a collision involving
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Pedestrian dies after being 'struck' by car
Police have launched an appeal after a woman died following a collision in Smethwick. West Midlands Police said they were called to Oldbury Road at around 9.20pm yesterday (Tuesday, August 7) after a car struck a woman. The woman was confirmed
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Support for Crooked House to be rebuilt as strong as ever one-year on
SUPPORT for the Crooked House to rise from ashes remains as strong as ever after campaigners got together at Himley Hall to mark the one-year anniversary of the destruction of the beloved wonky pub. A family fun day was organised by the Save the
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Cuts to street lighting approved to help avoid cash crisis
SKINT Dudley Council is turning down the lights to save money in a bid to avoid a financial black hole. The authority is facing the prospect of a £3.7m deficit in the current financial year with very little cash in reserve to fill the gap.