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Watch: Residents shock as 'dozens' of chicken carcasses dumped on Sedgley road

Residents and commuters of a road in Dudley were shocked when they discovered hundreds of skinned chicken carcasses spread across the pavement

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Family-run Sedgley brewery brings more than a century of tradition to the boil to produce much loved, award-winning beers

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Ambulance responding to 999 call involved in moped crash in Sedgley

'The system is broken': Dudley mum who runs weekly group calls on more support for parents with special educational needs children

Association urge residents to come out to discuss future of Sedgley clinic

Dudley;'s father of the Industrial revolution the subject of history talk

Police appeal after worker assaulted during shop theft in Sedgley

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Woman taken to hospital after being hit by car on Sedgley road

Dudley's father of the Industrial Revolution could have become a brewer

Dudley nostalgia|Jan 26

Comedy, pantomime and circus fun set to wow Sedgley audience

'Proud Black Country guy' to open business specialising in mindfulness and mental health

Your World|Jan 21

Watch: Shopkeepers say farewell in poignant last day for iconic Sedgley market closing after 48 years

Traders at Concord Market in Sedgley to say final goodbye to customers after 48 years

Sedgley café set to close, but owners set out plans for future in message to supporters

Oh yes they are! Black Country pantomime company set to remember its writer

History society hosts night of films and quizzes

Dudley shop still wrongly threatening car-park users with £70 fines, despite replacing signs

Looking for a specific business in Sedgley?

Mander Centre, Wolverhampton, WV1 3NH

Kettle And Toaster man

WJB House, Thorns Road, Brierley Hill, DY5 2LD

About Sedgley

Sedgley was an ancient manor with its existence intertwined with neighbouring villages, notably Gospel End and Coseley. It was certainly lively with bull baiting at its centre, giving rise to the Bull Ring surrounded by landmark pubs. Beacon Hill overlooks the village, marking one of the highest points in the West Midlands. And Sedgley’s links with the Earls of Dudley is enshrined with Baggeridge Park, once part of the Himley estate, which now provides one of the area’s popular attractions.