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Tributes to Dudley councillors retiring at election time DUDLEY Council elections will mark the end of the road for several current members of the authority who are standing down. Therapy dog visit sees care home resident reminisce past furry friends The visit of a therapy dog has brought memories flooding back for a couple living in a care home. Air ambulance charity achieves 'outstanding' rating in all five categories The Midlands Air Ambulance Charity has been rated 'outstanding' following a detailed inspection. The best woodland walks to see bluebells - including the beautiful Clent Hills Bluebells are carpeting Worcestershire woods - and these walks are perfect to spot the stunning spring flowers. New Stourbridge line train timetable restores direct links to village stations Campaigners proposal leads to improved train timetable RAILWAY campaigners have celebrated the success of a campaign calling for a revised timetable for the Stourbridge line. Hair and beauty salons and professionals shortlisted for top industry awards HAIR and beauty salons and professionals from across the Stourbridge, Dudley and Halesowen areas have been shortlisted for top industry awards honouring the best in the business. Housebuilder launches new 26 home development in Hagley A MIDLANDS-based homebuilder has announced plans to build 26 new homes in Hagley. Residents called to represent the Black Country in international wildlife competition Residents of Birmingham and the Black Country will be pitted against the rest of the world in an upcoming nature challenge. MP issues call to protect heritage pubs in wake of Crooked House destruction “IF we don’t act now then we will see pieces of our history eradicated forever” – Dudley North MP Marco Longhi told the House of Commons as he introduced a bill to help protect heritage pubs in the wake of the destruction of the Crooked House. Dudley Council leaders accused of ignoring warnings on financial meltdown DUDLEY Council’s leaders are being accused of ignoring early warnings about financial meltdown from the authority’s own audit committee. Read more

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