Apprenticeships to power West Midlands construction boom
Chance for young people to earn while they learn Thousands of extra construction workers will be needed across the West Midlands in the.
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Development
Dudley
Dudley
People
Politics
Sonia Kumar MP welcomes Labour Government veterinary reforms to protect Dudley pet owners and support local vets
Dudley MP backs biggest overhaul of veterinary regulation in more than 60 years Sonia Kumar MP has welcomed landmark reforms to the veterinary sector.
Dudley
Hospitality sector
Digbeth Dining Club opens new Black Country venue
This positive move comes amid ongoing anger over how Govt is taxing the hospitality sector A major new social venue is opening in.
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Dudley
Jobs
Tamworth
MET Recruitment launches new professional services division
The Dudley- and Tamworth-based consultancy brings in Lynn Campbell to head up new department A fast-growing Midlands recruitment firm has made a statement.
Dudley
Politics
Transport
Snow joke: Dudley MP calls for more grit on the icy roads
Labour’s Sonia Kumar demands action from Tory-run Dudley council [Story updated on January 8, 2026] Sonia Kumar MP has called for urgent action.
Black Country
Defence
Dudley
100-year-old D-Day vet honoured
Freedom of Dudley for Joe Bullock A Black Country D-Day veteran who turns 101 in December has been granted the “Freedom of Dudley”.
Dudley
Life Sciences
Sandwell
Hospital play teams honoured
Hospital play teams in Dudley and Sandwell have been recognised nationally for supporting children and families during stays and treatments. Starlight, the UK’s.
Defence
Dudley
People
Navy vet turns 100
Centurion Naval veteran Derek Webster A Royal Navy veteran from Dudley has celebrated his 100th birthday surrounded by family and friends. Derek Webster.
Dudley
Politics
Anger over wall repairs
Shock demands on residents Residents of Goodrich Mews in Gornal have voiced their anger after being told they must each pay £6,000 towards.
Black Country
Business News
Dudley
Sofa firms face collapse
Tough global and regional market conditions have forced two of the UK’s largest sofa firms, both based in the Midlands, to the brink.