Congratulations to three Sandwell recipients of the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Services
Three fantastic Sandwell voluntary organisations have been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) for their work supporting our
Three fantastic Sandwell voluntary organisations have been awarded the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service (QAVS) for their work supporting our
We’ve launched a new website to showcase the projects taking place to regenerate Sandwell’s six towns in the coming years.
Young writer Harvey will launch his new book on keeping active at two Sandwell libraries next week. Harvey, who is
From the Black Country to the ballroom, Sandwell has been cheering on local celeb Richie Anderson in this year’s BBC
Congratulations to David and Kathryn 👏👏
❤️ Twenty five extraordinary people from across the West Midlands recently received a British Empire Medal (BEM) from the Lord-Lieutenant for the West Midlands, John Crabtree OBE.
We’re really proud of BEM recipients David Newall and Kathryn Beale, both who deliver projects in and across Sandwell.
This honour recognises people who go above and beyond to support their communities.
David is a key supporter of Brushstrokes Sandwell, a charity that helps refugees with housing advice, food, clothing and guidance.
Kathryn set up Just Straight Talk in 2012 to help young people to turn their lives around and meet their goals. She manages six projects across Sandwell and Dudley to ensure individuals get access to food, warmth and emergency accommodation as well as other essentials.
Well done to you both!
From Yew Tree to Manhattan to the BBC. West Bromwich-born actress Karen Johal has travelled the world working professionally in
Oldbury Academy Headteacher, Phil Shackleton is embarking on a year-long fundraising campaign to raise funds and awareness to help prevent
A huge well done to the team at Special Olympics Sandwell who won lots of medals and ribbons at a
A kind-hearted and inspiring Rowley Regis youngster is on a mission to inspire and encourage his local community by writing
A huge well done to all of the Year 11 pupils who got their GCSE results. We know you’re faced
