In the past few years, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) has simply exploded the market and it is still going very strong. As per the Grand View Research by the end of 2014, RPA industry will be worth $8.75 Billion offering all the good things to the IT industry, like compliance, […]
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THE FERRARI 488 GT3 EVO 2020: THE CONTINUING EVOLUTION OF A LEGEND
The new version of the 488 GT3, which will compete in the main international GT championships in 2020, has just been unveiled at the Ferrari Finali Mondiali at Mugello. The new Evo package is the result of Ferrari’s desire to further refine certain aspects of one of the most successful […]
Facelift for Oldbury high-rise and new council homes on the way
A £14 million scheme to build new council homes and to give a tired and outdated block of flats in Oldbury a total facelift has been given the final go-ahead by Sandwell Council. Construction company Seddon has been successful in their tender for works which will totally transform Alfred Gunn […]
Time capsule event
A letter to the people of the future, a school jumper and class photographs are just some of the items buried in a Dudley school time capsule. Local school children from Beechwood C of E Primary School in Dudley have been busy preparing items for a new time capsule, which […]
Free swimming returns for half-term – as visits tip 50,000 mark
Youngsters can swim for free at borough leisure centres over the half-term holidays – as it was revealed there have been more than 50,000 visits since the initiative started last summer. Dudley Council bosses announced the scheme last July in a bid to encourage youngsters to stay active, keep fit […]
Council’s £900,000 cash injection to help communities Posted on: 25/10/2019
Dudley Council has given nearly £900,000 worth of funding to voluntary groups in the borough. The cash has been awarded to 19 different organisations following the latest round of bids to the local authority’s voluntary sector innovation fund. They include schemes to re-open community centres, provide support to the most […]
Daisy’s donation for poorly children
Kind-hearted schoolgirl Daisy Stewart-Cooney has used her experience as a young patient recovering from meningitis to help other poorly children at Walsall Manor Hospital. The 11-year-old has bought toys and games for Ward 21 Paediatric Assessment Unit (PAU) where she was treated four years ago as she remembers some toys […]
THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY GETS A NAME: NISSAN ARIYA CONCEPT
In naming its all-new, near-production electric crossover concept, Nissan looked to the past to find a word that also represents the company’s future direction: Ariya. Created as a vision of Nissan’s electrified future, the Ariya name traces back to ancient times – evoking images of respect and admiration. “As the […]
Conference will shape future services for LGBT+ community
People are being invited to take part in a conference which will help shape future health and wellbeing services for Wolverhampton’s LGBT+ community. The City of Wolverhampton Council is hosting the LGBT+ Health and Wellbeing Conference at the City Suite, Civic Centre, on Thursday 7 November, 2019, from 9am to […]
Consultation proposed on future of Brandhall Golf Course
The first new major public park in Sandwell’s 45-year history could be created in Oldbury alongside a new school and new homes. The council is looking at possible options for the future of Brandhall Golf Course and is set to launch a consultation for people to give their views. The […]