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Glass museum to offer free sustainable glass workshops thanks to funds boost
STOURBRIDGE Glass Museum is offering free glass fusion workshops for young people thanks to funding from an energy from waste facility currently under construction in Sandwell. The museum in Camp Hill, which is run by volunteers, showcases and
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New Halesowen travel point visited by Government Minister
A NEW travel point in Halesowen town centre attracted a visit from a Government minister who met with MP Alex Ballinger. The Minister for the Future of Roads Lillian Greenwood visited the new travel point on Andrew Road car park, opposite Halesowen
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Dudley libraries hosting first-ever Dudley History Festival
DUDLEY libraries are running their first-ever Dudley History Festival throughout the month. Specialist talks have been organised at the borough’s 13 libraries and Dudley Archive Centre, which are run by GLL on behalf of Dudley Council. The
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‘Shambles’ at Brookes Bar slammed by Dudley councillors
COUNCILLORS launched a blistering attack on a ‘shambles’ that cost Dudley taxpayers nearly two million pounds. The failure of Brookes Bar and Bistro, which closed in August 2024, was under scrutiny at the authority’s Audit and Standards Committee
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Report delivers damning verdict on how Dudley Council is run
DUDLEY Council has been hit with a broadside from a damning report on how the authority is being run. A progress report on a peer review from the Local Government Association (LGA) piles in with a string of hard-hitting criticisms including on
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Decision on new care home due after opposition prompts visit from councillors
A delayed decision on converting an apartment block opposite a primary school into a care home for the elderly will be made next week. The planning application to convert the flats at 63 to 65 Rood End Road, Oldbury, opposite Rood End Primary School
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Halesowen College launches digital bus tackling 'digital poverty'
A college in Halesowen has launched a digital bus to help tackle "digital poverty" in the community. Halesowen College has introduced CEDRIC, 'the big digital bus', as part of its initiative to widen educational participation across the region.