A voluntary dance group has had its grant application for £2,110 recommended for funding by the Community First Brierley Hill panel. The Black Country Rebels provides dance classes for 4 to 25 year olds in the Hawbush area – supporting activities which would not otherwise be available for local youngsters. To keep up with demand • Read More »
Some time ago this site was attacked and malware was inserted into some of the files on the site. Fortunately no-one seems to have suffered as a result of this attack. Some Internet services blocked access to the site and, after cleaning up the damage done it has taken some time to work out • Read More »
The Community First Brierley Hill panel will be meeting on Tuesday 18th Septembe 2012 at St Michael’s Church Brierley Hill. The panel has, to date, recommended funding for fourteen community groups for grants totalling £12,336.30 out of a total allocation of £67,820 available over four years. On Tuesday the panel will be considerin grant applications • Read More »
Jelly is a casual co-working event that takes place in hundreds of cities around the world. Brierley Hill Jelly will be the first ever Jelly in Dudley borough. Anyone that wants to comes together to work for part or all the day. You are invited to Join us at the Brierley Hill Jelly launch to • Read More »
Pot Luck is a way that anyone can host a communal meal in their neighbourhood. Share the cooking and the clearing, and of course the eating! The very first Pot Luck meals in a new global initiative will take place around the world on 12 September 2012, in Glasgow, Rotterdam, Santa Cruz (California) ,,, • Read More »
Ned’s books have always been very popular and the launch will include a slide, show, talk and questions.
Advanced Search Wednesday 25 July 2012 HomeNewsSportBugle ShopReader Holidays Published: 17/05/2012 10:57 ‘All the nice young teachers Gavin Jones Young Bill Buckley. Like many of his generation, Bill Buckley of Pensnett has a wealth of powerful memories of a childhood spent in the shadow of the Second World War. And while many of us express • Read More »
A £362,000 bid to the governments Local Sustainable Transport fund aimed at improving and encouraging walking and cycling in Brierley Hill has been successfully submitted by Dudley Council. A working party including Dudley Council, Dudley Primary Care Trust, Sustrans (the cycling organisation), Brierley Hill Town Centre Partnership and Living Sreets has been set up to • Read More »
The March meeting of Brierley Hill Town Centre Partnership heard of the £5 million funding bid towards a £10 million scheme deliver a step-change in bus user experience at Merry Hill Bus Station and on the wider Brierley Hill bus network. The government has now announced that they have approved the bid as covered in • Read More »
The Community First Brierley Hill panel will meet on: Tuesday 17th April Tuesday 15th May Tuesday 17th July Tuesday 18th September Tuesday 20th November All meetings start at 7pm and will be held at St Michael’s Church, Brierley Hill. The panel will work on the production of a Community First plan for Brierley Hill and • Read More »