Regenerating Brierley Hill

Tuesday 25th August 2020

Brierley Hill has massive potential and work is underway to regenerate it and turn it into a successful and thriving area. The Metro extension will help bring people to the area, and our bid has recently been submitted for funding from the government’s Future High Streets Fund. It’s a community effort - and here’s an update with Mayor Andy Street, Dudley Councillor Patrick Harley and Tim Sunter from the Brierley Hill Community Forum.

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Delivering for Dudley's special needs pupils - Wed 12th May

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Pandemic money for Dudley - Thu 1st April

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In conversation with Netherton C of E - Tue 26th January

Our local schools are doing a fantastic job taking lessons online during this challenging time.

Rolling out Covid vaccines in Dudley - Mon 18th January

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Rethinking and reskilling after Covid - Thu 3rd December

One positive to come out of the past few difficult months is that many people in the Black Country are taking the time to have a bit of a reset.

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