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Dudley Council admits planned cuts would mean closing centre for people with special needs

Dudley Council admits planned cuts would mean closing centre for people with special needs
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Dudley Council admits yes vote means Stourbridge s Unicorn Centre could close

Dudley Council admits yes vote means Stourbridge s Unicorn Centre could close
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Dudley Council admits cuts could see Unicorn Centre closed

DUDLEY Council has admitted a centre for people with special needs would close if it is targeted for budget cuts.

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Boost for Dudley s Unicorn Centre

l-r, Julie Ward, Abrar Ahmed, Jill Wale - all from ONE4YOU, Lisa Webb from the Unicorn Centre and Cllr Nic Barlow, cabinet member for health and adult social care A taxi firm has donated £500 to help buy sensory equipment to help disabled people from across Dudley borough. It’s the second generous donation from Dudley-based ONE4YOU Services – they gave £1,000 just a few months ago to help people with dementia. The latest hand-out is to the Unicorn Centre in Amblecote, part of Dudley Disability Service. The money will be used to provide individual sensory stimulation equipment for adults with profound multiple learning disabilities and complex health needs.

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