Welcoming Spaces in Sandwell this Christmas and New Year
There's a Welcoming Space in Sandwell if you need it over Christmas and New Year.
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Domestic abuse support available in Sandwell this Christmas and New Year
Support is available in Sandwell this Christmas for anyone experiencing domestic abuse or for anyone worried about someone who is.
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Sandwell Safe Spaces scheme launches in Wednesbury and Great Bridge
The Sandwell Safe Spaces scheme has officially launched in Wednesbury town centre and Great Bridge in Tipton.
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Boost for low-income pensioners as Sandwell Council continues to support residents
Around 4,000 Sandwell pensioners on low incomes will receive a £200 payment from Sandwell Council in the coming weeks.
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Sandwell Council announces significant update on Wednesbury Levelling Up Partnership
Last week's (Thursday 12 December) Wednesbury Levelling Up Partnership revealed the progess made on what is an incredibly ambitious programme with more to follow in the coming year.
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Sandwell leads the way in reducing drug-related deaths amid rising national rates
New data shows that Sandwell has one of the lowest rates of drug-related deaths in the country.
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Sandwell Council awards Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust the Freedom of the Borough
Sandwell Council has awarded Sandwell & West Birmingham NHS Trust the Freedom of the Borough.
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Albright Education Centre is rated Outstanding
The short-term special school for pupils who can't access mainstream schools due to medical or mental health needs, is delighted after being graded ‘Outstanding’ in all areas.
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Christmas boost for children and families as Sandwell Council continues to support residents
Around 22,000 Sandwell children eligible for free school meals will receive £60 of food vouchers to help families cope with the cost of Christmas.
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'Magical' Oak House in West Bromwich is listed at Grade I, putting it on par with the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham Palace
The Oak House in West Bromwich has been granted an upgrade to Grade I listed status by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) on the advice of Historic England.