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An appeal has been launched to site surveillance cameras at fly-tipping hotspots in Hagley and the Clent Hills. Fifteen cameras are due to be mounted in Wythall, Beoley and Alverchurch as a community action project is launched to fight back against a fly-tipping ‘epidemic’ in Bromsgrove. But councillors recognize that Hagley and the Client Hills are also being badly hit by criminal fly-tipping, and they hope local businesses will donate to help expand the scheme. Common problems are people driving into the countryside to dump household waster, old building material and even leftovers from cannabis growing, said councillor Adam Kent, who represents Wythall on Worcestershire County Council.
SCHOOL pupils across Stourbridge, Halesowen and the Black Country are being invited to design a garden as part of a peace and mental wellbeing campaign The Peace Pole competition is part of a drive by the Heart of England Rotary Clubs to tackle the underlying causes of conflict, including poverty, discrimination, lack of access to education, and unequal distribution of resources. Schools are invited to submit a design for a Peace Garden, and the winning entry will be presented with their own bespoke Peace Pole. The competition covers Stourbridge, Hagley, Rowley Regis, Halesowen, Client Hills, Oldbury, Kings Norton, Smethwick, and various other Black Country and Birmingham areas.