Residents encouraged to learn more about modern slavery, how to spot the signs of exploitation and where to report concerns as part of Sandwell Stands Against Modern Slavery campaign throughout October.
Sandwell libraries secures almost £100,000 to launch a creative festival across three towns. Residents in West Bromwich, Oldbury and Rowley Regis are set to benefit from a new programme of arts, culture and creative learning.
Karl Hinett is taking on another major fundraising challenge and shares his story of injury in the military, which he’s used as motivation to fundraise for others in need. Originally from Tipton, Karl grew up inspired by tales of friendship…
Before Birmingham and surrounding towns like Smethwick became synonymous with the motor industry, it was the world’s cycling capital. A leather goods manufacturer in Smethwick was, and still is today, the business who took cycling by the saddle and revolutionised…
Sandwell College hosted 'Ask the Mayor Anything' on behalf of the West Midlands Combined Authority, providing learners and residents an opportunity to ask questions.
While much of Sandwell's industrial heritage is anchored in mining, ironworking and engineering, textiles have played a distinct role not just in industry, but in the borough's multicultural heritage.
Sandwell has retained its 16 existing Green Flag Awards and added an additional one for Britannia Park in Rowley Regis to the list. Sandwell’s award-winning green spaces include Sandwell Valley, at least one park in each town, two cemeteries, a…
Sandwell Council has been named the 'Most Improved Council' at this year's Local Government Chronicle (LGC) Awards.
Sandwell’s unique industrial past is a cornerstone to what its industries benefit from today – it’s where industry met innovation and where creative thinking comes up with solutions that keeps Sandwell making for businesses around the world. Whether its engineering…
The Sandwell Colleges have been honoured with the highly prestigious King's Award for Enterprise.