New Leisure Centres in West Bromwich and Tipton
People are being urged to have their say on Sandwell Council's plans for two brand new, multi-million pound swimming pools.
Council officers have organised public meetings in West Bromwich and Tipton that you can attend. You can also let us have your views by completing our survey.
Sandwell Families Matter at the Public
Sandwell families matter to Sandwell Council. To find out about a range of services that can benefit you and your family, come along to the Public on Thursday 18th March from 10.00am - 12.00midday.
Come along and find out how your family matters.
Sign up for Sport Relief at Sandwell Valley
Sport Relief is back, and this time you can take part at Sandwell Valley Country Park 21st March 2010.
Why not dig out those running shoes, find some sponsors and help raise money for people in need in the UK and across the world? You can even choose how far you go 1, 3, or 6 miles whichever's a challenge for you.
Be part of Sandwell's biggest clean up effort ever. The multi award-winning Big Spring Clean campaign is back in business and this year we want to ensure that your neighbourhoods, your local parks and your community buildings benefit.
Why not see how you can join in? And have fun with friends, family and neighbours.
Being active in Sandwell has never been so easy and enjoyable.
To be healthy and feel the benefits of being active, every adult should aim to do 30 minutes of exercise 5 times a week! Including activity into your daily routine is as easy as walking around the block. Its never too late to start and you dont have to join a gym. With the variety of activities on offer in Sandwell you will never be short of achieving your 5x30!
Find out what sports clubs are on offer in Sandwell for all age and abilities.
QUICK LINKS
Sandwell Councillors' Websites
Every Councillor in Sandwell has the opportunity to have their own self-managed website offering news, information and advice to their local constituents. Facilities are also provided to allow residents to contact their local Councillor via email.
Find out about the various committees and individuals who represent you and find out who sits on which committees, any decisions or declarations they have made, examine agendas and minutes of meetings.