Brierley Hill Area Action Plan timetable

Speaking at a meeting of Brierley Hill Civic Society Nicki Dale, principle planning officer at Dudley Council, set out the time table for adoption of this crucial plan which will guide the physical regeneration of the area.  The draft plan will be published on 30th November 2009 and a period of consultation lasting until 15th • Read More »


Civic Society Initiative and ‘Own the Future’

Following the insolvency of the Civic Trust, civic societies up and down the country have been seeking ways of networking nationally.  On 16th October Civic Societies met together as part of the Civic Society Initiative.  Read about the event and download the “Own the Future” document by clicking here.



Signpost: What? Comes to Brierley Hill

Bloggers, I am delighted to anounce the arrival of The What Centre, Young People’s Advice and Counselling Service to a weekly session at Signpost. Mandi Ceri will provide Information, Advice and Guidance each Thursday morning 9.30am – 12.30, we are delighted to add this excellent Counselling service to our programme. Each session has both drop • Read More »


Brierley Hill Pony Trail 2010 – new arts project

For sponsorship details, click here Inspired by ‘King Bladud’s Pigs’ sculpture trail in Bath 2008 (www. kingbladudspigs.org), the Brierley Hill Arts and Culture Development Group is launching a similar trail in and around Brierley Hill during summer 2010. This will be a huge event for Brierley Hill and will encourage visitors to take a fresh • Read More »


FREE ORGAN RECITAL 24/10 7.30pm ST MICHAEL’S

Christopher Thompson was raised in Wordsley and is a young and accomplished organist with an imaginative and versatile flair. Probably no Bach. A few hymn tunes – worked-over! Lots of show tunes, easy listening and fun music. All welcome. Plate to defray costs, but essentially FREE. Come and bring your friends. Via Bell Street South • Read More »


New features on Brierley Hill Blog

Readers can now subscribe to a weekly email summary of postings on the blog.  Simply visit www.brierleyhill.org and fill in the subscribe box. A new gallery section has been added to the downloads page.