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People in Dudley borough are being reminded that they must stick to national lockdown rules when visiting local parks and green spaces.
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Lottery funded works underway at a Quarry Bank park
A £1.8m restoration project is underway at Stevens Park, following a successful lottery funding application from Dudley Council and partners.
Borough green spaces protection proposals
Fourteen green sites in the borough will be given extra protection from developers if councillors give the proposals the green light.
£700,000 spend proposed on green improvements
Councillors will be asked to back a spend of nearly £700,000 on improving green spaces around the borough’s canal and river network.
Fungi fun at The Leasowes
Wardens at The Leasowes in Halesowen have released a new leaflet detailing the nature reserve’s rare and extensive fungi collection ahead of UK Fungus Day tomorrow (3 October).
Horticulture apprentices get the green light
Dudley Council’s cabinet member for environment is delighted that four employees have completed an award in their horticulture apprenticeships.
Concrete blocks removed at Cot Lane
The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the removal of concrete bollards at Cot Lane in Kingswinford as a symbol of the authority’s victory against unauthorised traveller encampments.
Birmingham and Black Country is top scorer in global nature challenge
Dudley Council is thanking people from across Birmingham and Black County for supporting the region’s contribution to the annual City Nature Challenge.