Walsall Council Leader ‘Horrified’ as Civic Centre’s One Stop Shop Found Stripped Bare Friday, June 19, 2026 walsall council civiccentre reformuk onestopshop services community vandalism government localgovernment The recently appointed leader of Walsall Council, Councillor Elaine Williams, has expressed shock and dismay after discovering the Civic Centre’s former One Stop Shop area has been stripped of all fixtures and fittings. Once … Read More
Seven Photos of Walsall Council's Former One Stop Shop Friday, June 19, 2026 walsall council onestopshop publicservices community history photographs architecture localgovernment memories Walsall Council’s former One Stop Shop served as an essential hub for residents to access various public services in one convenient location. Although it is no longer in operation, this collection of seven photographs … Read More
Amateur Bakers Face £370 Council Fee for Selling Cakes From Home Thursday, June 18, 2026 baking licence council cannock chase streettrading dbs insurance foodhygiene homebusiness A Midlands council is charging amateur bakers nearly £370 a year for selling cakes from their own driveways after classifying them as street traders who must obtain official permission. Cannock Chase Council has ruled that … Read More
New Motorhome and Campervan Parking Restrictions Take Effect in England on July 6 Wednesday, June 17, 2026 motorhome camping parking restrictions redcar cleveland marineparade traffic council transport Starting July 6, new restrictions on motorhome and campervan parking will be enforced by Redcar and Cleveland Council along Marine Parade. These changes aim to address concerns from local residents about extended vehicle … Read More
Dudley Council Approves New Gastro Pub in Sedgley and Dance Studio at Kingswinford School Wednesday, June 17, 2026 sedgley dudley gastropub planning development dancestudio hospitality highstreet kingswinford council Sedgley is set to welcome a new gastro pub after Dudley Council planners approved the change of use for a vacant High Street unit. The premises, which includes a ground-floor shop with two floors of residential accommodation … Read More
Dudley Council Rejects Controversial HMO Conversion in Brierley Hill Wednesday, June 17, 2026 dudley brierleyhill hmo conservation planning victorian architecture housing council development Dudley Council planners have rejected a contentious proposal to convert a vacant office building in Brierley Hill into an 18-bedroom house in multiple occupation (HMO). The site, located between High Street and Albion Street, … Read More