Knife Angel comes to Sandwell this October
A sculpture raising awareness of the impact of knife crime arrives in Sandwell this October.
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Coffee morning celebration marks start of project to tackle inequality in cancer care
A special coffee morning celebration has marked the launch of a new team that will help tackle inequality in cancer care across the Black Country and west Birmingham.
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Have your say on licensing and gambling in Sandwell
Sandwell Council is inviting local residents and businesses to have their say on its licensing and gambling policies.
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Sandwell Local Plan published for feedback
Sandwell residents, businesses and community groups are invited to have their say on the soundness and legal compliance of the Sandwell Local Plan.
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Consultation on proposed changes to Sandwell Council Tax Reduction scheme
Sandwell Council is consulting on proposed changes to its Council Tax Reduction scheme.
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Sandwell Council and partners working towards international recognition as a UNICEF Child Friendly Community
Sandwell Council is working with children’s charity the UK Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF UK) and local partners towards international recognition as a UNICEF Child Friendly Community.
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Join the ride at Sandwell’s newest Cycle Route in Smethwick
Following completion of the new cycle route on Smethwick Tollhouse Way/Soho Way, Sandwell Council and Sustrans are organising a free, guided ride to showcase the route.
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Judge outlines reasons for granting street racing ban
The judge who granted a full High Court injunction banning street racing – also known as car cruising – in the Black Country earlier this year has formally handed down his judgment.
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Gurdwara volunteers recognised for the way they look after Lions of the Great War site
Volunteers from Guru Nanak Gurdwara Smethwick have been recognised for the way they look after the Lions of the Great War statue site.
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Sandwell Council and Canal & River Trust announce improvements to Wrights Bridge, Rowley Regis
Following the success of recent towpath improvements, the Canal & River Trust has announced that it will be replacing the deck of Wrights Bridge.