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Work with the National Youth Theatre this June

Could you please distribute this to any community groups or older people you may be aware of that may be interested in being a part of this event. We are hoping to contact community groups: Choirs, Orchestra’s, Tea dance groups and any other community group who feel that they could offer something to this exiting [...]

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Dudley Arts Council Newsletter – February 2012

Click on an events title to find out more or visit the web site at http://www.dudleyartscouncil.org.uk/ Exhibition of Photography http://www.dudleyartscouncil.org.uk/whatson/?e=349 14 January to 03 March (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) Dudley Museum and Art Gallery Exhibition of Photography http://www.dudleyartscouncil.org.uk/whatson/?e=350 14 January to 03 March (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat) Dudley Museum and Art [...]

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First glimpse at £5m light rail network

First glimpse at £5m light rail network – Express and Star

These pictures are the first glimpse of how a multi-million pound light rail network between Brierley Hill and Stourbridge could look under new plans. They were released today as bosses revealed work could start within the next two years, creating dozens of new jobs. Three new metro-style stations would be built as part of the [...]

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Merry Hill remains top of the shopping centres

MERRY Hill has held onto its ranking as the number one retail destination in the Midlands, according to a study of the UK’s leading shopping centres. The Black Country shopping mall, owned by Westfield, was also named the eighth busiest in the country following research carried out by Trevor Wood Associates. To hang onto the [...]

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Walking the history of the Delph Nine in Brierley Hill – Black Country Bugle

STANDING on the very summit of the Nine Locks, as they tumble away from Mill Street Bridge in Brierley Hill all the way down to Black Delph Bridge, is a sight to behold and one of the wonders of the Black Country. The flight was built during the pioneering days of canal construction to connect [...]

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Photographer Brian Griffin visits Cradley Heath in the Black Country

Back in focus: photographer celebrates the Black Country (from the Guardian)

The Black Country that photographer Brian Griffin knew as a boy was the industrial powerhouse of the nation. He returns to find out how it has changed View a gallery of his images here Griffin used the ‘sights and sounds of heavy industry’ as inspiration for his latest exhibition. Photograph: Diensen Pamben/News Team International Chalked [...]

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Discuss the plans for the future of Brierley Hill – Thursday 14th April – 7pm Artspace, Mill Street, Brierley Hill

Nicki Dale and Rachel Gandolfi will talk us through the plans to regeneratite and and redevelop the new town centre of Brierley Hill.

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Brierley Hill photo competition winners…have a look at these!

Wow…some fantastic photographs have been submitted for the competition which closed last Friday.  Here are some great views of Brierley Hill.  Awesome stuff…well done all! Brierley Hill Projection low res  

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Topping out ceremony held at new town Campus

THE sun shone on Stourbridge College’s skyline-changing new art and design campus in Brierley Hill as dignitaries gathered for the official ‘topping out’ ceremony. College principal Lynette Cutting put the last piece of concrete in place at the event on Friday (March 25) marking the completion of the structure of the £12m building in Venture [...]

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You chance to see One Boy, One Town, One Big Idea – Thursday 7th April, Artspace, Mill Street, Brierley Hill

If you missed this exciting performance at Brierley Hill Civic Centre, now is the chance to see the small screen version.  Free screening of the movie of the play!

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