We are fortunate to have some wonderful parks dotted around the borough and in what is surely no coincidence, some very active ‘friends of’ groups looking after them and enhancing their offer. Friends of Russells Hall Park are a fantastic

Dudley CVS’s Group Development Team supports not-for-profit organisations at any point in their journey. This includes helping people with great ideas for new good causes, across the whole Dudley borough. Our aims for April 2024-March 2025 included bringing new people

Get to know Friends of Russells Hall Park at one of their friendly walks! Running from April-October, the walks around Russells Hall Park will be a great way to get to know the park, the Friends group who look after

Dudley CVS’s Group Development Team is holding another of their monthly drop ins – the ideal place for anyone looking to make links in their community. The drop-ins called ‘Communi-teas’ are held in small cafes across the Dudley borough. They

FoodCycle is a community dining charity that offers a free, weekly community meal to all who attend. The aim is to provide a healthy, nutritious meal at no cost, while also creating a space for people to connect through conversation

Join local dads for a FREE night of board games, pizza and chat. Bio dads, step dads, soon to be dads, or those who fulfil a ‘dad’ role without the title – New Baby Network are here for you. Thursday

Monthly co-working in our creative space on Dudley High Street. CoLab Dudley Co-working days are for local creatives, designers and doers. Whether you are a freelancer, a public sector officer or voluntary sector worker, if you are looking for a

On Saturday 6th July, Friends of Netherton Park will be holding their annual Fun Day. The event starts at 10:00 am, with stalls open until 5:00 pm and the main stage running until 9:30 pm. It’s free to enter and

Camphill Village Trust are so excited to be planning their biggest and best Shared Lives week program of events to date and invite you to join them!! From the 24th – 28th June 2024, Shared Lives Schemes’ up and down