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Today is the start of the 16 days of activism against domestic abuse campaign. This day will be marked by venues across Dudley borough showing their support for ‘Orange the World’- the international day for the elimination of violence against woman and girls.  Dudley Council House, Stourbridge Glass Museum, Dudley Zoo, Russell’s Hall Hospital, Merry Hill, and other venues will light up orange in support of the campaign.  From 25 Nov to 10 Dec partner organisations of Safe and

Anti-Bullying Week 2025 started on Monday 10th November and runs until Friday 14th November. This year’s theme is “Power for Good,” a powerful reminder that we can all make a positive difference by promoting kindness and standing up against bullying. The theme “ Power for Good ” was chosen based on feedback from teachers and pupils, gathered by the Anti-Bullying Alliance which leads the campaign across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Their voices called for a message th

Councillor Patrick Harley, leader of Dudley Council, said:   “I am deeply shocked and saddened by the horrific attack in Manchester...

You may have seen current media speculation around the potential for a protest in the borough over the coming weekend. Current...

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Find out more about 16 days of action by reading our ebulletin here

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Dudley’s community safety partnership has launched a refreshed website. The partnership’s ‘Safe & Sound’ website has been redesigned to...

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