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News & Views information from Redditch Borough Council Current and archived announcements and press statements from the council.
The latest issue of Redditch Matters Autumn/Winter 2006/7 Previous issues
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Latest News & Views from Worcestershire County Council
Word on Worcestershire Spring 2008
The latest issue of Word on Worcestershire 
(2.87 MB) magazine contains all you need to know about walking, cycling and environmentally-friendly transport, as well as news, council business, a variety of features and a brand new letters page. You can now also listen to the downloadable version of the newsletter in mp3 format. See below for previous issues.
More County Council communications
Marketing & Communications Unit
Previous issues of WoW:
- Autumn 2007 (8.61 MB)
- Summer 2007
- Winter 2006-07 (2.42 MB)
- Autumn 2006
- Spring 2006 (2.17 MB)
- Winter 2005-06 (1.22 MB)
- Autumn 2005 (2.92 MB)
- Spring 2005 (1.53 MB)
Council Tax and Performance Summary
The online version of the Council Tax and Performance Summary leaflet that arrives with your Council Tax bill for 2007-08. Now featuring mp3 audio versions of the County Council pages!
County News
Community News / Festivals & Events
Consultation in Worcestershire
Find out what's planned in the county, see the results of previous consultations and find out what happened next in this searchable database.
Redditch Borough Council has taken another step forward to deliver plans for a new leisure centre by setting aside the money needed to engage consultants who will broker the final stage of the deal.
Plans to close three One-Stop Shops have been put on hold by Redditch Borough Council while more information is gathered on the ways residents access services.
A Worcestershire County Council Scrutiny Task Group investigating the hot meals service provided to elderly and vulnerable people has invited fellow councillors to get a taste of what's currently on offer and give their views at its next meeting.
