There will be a first chance to see all of the 30 ponies together in their paddock, this Saturday, 3rd July 2010 at Dudley Performing Arts, Summer Festival on Saturday 3 July, at Himley Park. The ponies will then be placed in locations around Brierley Hill over this summer as part of a walking and exploring trail. Entry to Himley • Read More »
The National Youth Theatre in Brierley Hill is holding a performance by its ‘Playing Up’ Students at Brierley Hill Civic Centre, this Friday 2nd July at 6pm. If previous performances are anything to go by this should be a terrific event.
How should buildings in the new Brierley Hill look? How can design influence the ‘feel’ and viability of a town centre? Can crime be designed out? Brierley Hill Civic Society will be having a presentation from Dudley Council on these matters on Monday 19th July at 5.30pm at St Michael’s, Brierley Hill. If you are • Read More »
For those wishing to see the proposals for the Brierley Hill town conservation area then plase click this link: http://www.dudley.gov.uk/environment–planning/planning/historic-environment/conservation-areas/brierley-hill-high-street-conservation-area The management proposals are in part B of the link
This is the National Youth Theatre’s Brierley Hill Newsletter for May 2010. If you are interested in ‘Whats happening in Brierley Hill this month’ then please click the link below. June 2010 If you would like to be involved in the National Youth Theatre this month, come along to one of our OPEN • Read More »
BRIERLEY Hill’s multi-million pound state-of-the-art new Health and Social Care Centre finally opened its doors to the public today (Monday June 14).
Moves by the new coalition government to axe Regional Spatial Strategies will NOT stop plans to bring major new building projects for Brierley Hill according to Dudley Council’s Senior Planning Policy Officer Annette Roberts. Proposals to increase the size of the Merry Hill Centre, create over 2000 new homes and bring offices and 10,000 jobs • Read More »
Following fast on the heals of the designation of Brierley Hill High Street as a conservation area, English Heritage has asked its outreach worker, Suzanne Carter, to work with local community groups and residents in the area. Suzanne’s role will be to engage residents in heritage projects, recording the towns history, and promoting the surprising • Read More »
Long awaited improvements to Brierley Hill High Street, funded from the Brierley Hill Sustainable Access Network scheme (which brought Venture Way to the town), are moving ahead. The scheme will involve the widening of pavements to create parking bays, new Puffin Crossings and a new bus stop on the Western Side of the High Street • Read More »
Although it seems a long way off preparations are in hand for the Christmas lights in Brierley Hill High Street. Previous years have seen problems with the lights being extinguished as mains leads were polled out. Now four new mains points are being installed to prevent a repetition of the trouble. Christmas lights suppliers have • Read More »