RESIDENTS across the borough are encouraged to open doors and windows at 8pm tonight (Thursday) and applaud to show their appreciation for the work being done on the frontline to fight coronavirus. Dudley Council bosses are backing the national
GROUPS of young people who have continued to congregate in Lye despite government rules urging for social distancing have been warned they face fines if they do not stay at home. Lye neighbourhood officers have this week been urging Romanian nationals
PEOPLE across the region will be showing their appreciation for care workers with a round of applause tonight. As the coronavirus crisis depens, NHS doctors and nurses as well as care workers in other sectors are on the frontline in the fight against
JK Rowling, Geri Horner and Ant and Dec are among the celebrities who have spoken out to celebrate health workers, supermarket staff and other key workers during the coronavirus pandemic. As large numbers of people continue to tackle the fallout
THIEVES broke into an Aldi store in Dudley and stole alcohol during an early morning raid. Police are investigating after the Aldi on Priory Road was broken into at around 2am this morning (Thursday, March 26). The door to the supermarket was
THE park at Himley Hall is now closed after people people flouted social distancing measures. Dudley Council has been forced to close the beauty spot, which initially stayed open after Monday's lockdown measures, as people were still gathering in
NHS staff are to be given free car parking with immediate effect at hospitals and other medical facilities for the duration of the Covid-19 outbreak. Social care staff and health service volunteers will also be exempt from parking charges.
THERE is no doubt we are now facing a great challenge over the coming weeks and months where our everyday lives will change. Many of us will never have experienced the measures that our country are taking, and I appreciate that many people will
COUNCIL tax relief could be on the way for a number of Dudley residents who have been hit by the coronavirus crisis. The help comes as a £3million slice of national funding was allocated to Dudley Council from the government’s £500million hardship
