Roots of Remembrance, Seeds of Peace: Sandwell Plants 80 Trees for Peace to mark 80 years since the end of World War II
Sandwell is set to mark 80 years since the end of the Second World War by planting 80 native trees across six local parks.
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Residents, businesses and voluntary organisations encouraged to have their say on council budget
Sandwell Council is carrying out further consultation with the public on how to make savings to the council’s budget over the coming years.
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Tackling poverty plan supporting Sandwell residents
A new plan to tackle poverty in Sandwell will bring together a wide range of extra support and advice for residents.
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Sandwell community groups recognised with King’s Award
Three organisations in Sandwell are today being honoured with the King’s Award for Voluntary Service (KAVS), in recognition of their significant contributions to the local community.
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Sandwell’s Anti-Bullying Roadshow
Sandwell Council’s SHAPE programme is delivering its annual Anti-Bullying Week roadshow this week (Monday 13 November to Monday 20 November 2023).
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Sandwell Council receives Historic England grant for work on Oak House Museum
Sandwell Council has been successful in its bid for £125,370 in grant monies from the Historic England ‘Heritage at Risk’ fund towards the repair of Oak House Museum.
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Marking five years of the Lions of the Great War statue in Smethwick
A flag has been raised at the Lions of the Great War statue site in recognition of its long-standing Community Green Flag status and to mark five years since the official unveiling.
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Warm hubs launched for Sandwell young people
Sandwell Council’s Youth Service has launched a number of warm hubs for young people during National Youth Work Week, 6-12 November.
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Waste vehicles wear poppies with pride
Refuse and recycling collection vehicles in Sandwell will be proudly showing support for our Armed Forces past and present this November.
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Sandwell recognised with Council of Sanctuary award
Sandwell Council has been recognised as a place of welcome for all by charity City of Sanctuary.
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New facilities for Black Country Coroner’s Court
The Black Country Coroner’s Court, located at Jack Judge House in Oldbury, has undergone a number of improvements to benefit the families who may need to use it following the death of a loved one.