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Pic: Dudley Council is thanking frontline staff FRONTLINE staff including care workers and refuse collectors are set to receive a 'financial reward' in recognition of their dedication and service during the course of the pandemic. As a gesture of thanks to staff for their selflessness over the last year, Dudley Council will be repaying 12 months’ worth of mandatory unpaid leave reductions, taken from April 2020 to March 2021. Mandatory unpaid leave was first introduced in 2017 and required all staff to take three days unpaid leave at Christmas, which meant a 1.15% gross pay reduction ...

Pic: Dudley Council is thanking frontline staff FRONTLINE staff including care workers and refuse collectors are set to receive a 'financial reward' in recognition of their dedication and service during the course of the pandemic. As a gesture of thanks to staff for their selflessness over the last year, Dudley Council will be repaying 12 months’ worth of mandatory unpaid leave reductions, taken from April 2020 to March 2021. Mandatory unpaid leave was first introduced in 2017 and required all staff to take three days unpaid leave at Christmas, which meant a 1.15% gross pay reduction ...

DUDLEY Council has signed a new four-year contract with the business which supplies IT to borough schools – after bosses hailed their work in…

Local roundup: Potter’s two-way play sends Hartford boys hoop past Fair Haven Brandon Potter Modified: 3/10/2021 12:00:49 AM FAIR HAVEN, Vt. — The second half belonged to the Hartford High boys basketball team in a VPA Division II showdown at Fair Haven on Tuesday night. The Hurricanes erased a seven-point halftime deficit to beat the host Slaters, 57-51, in a potential postseason preview. Hartford’s Brandon Potter drew the assignment of guarding Fair Haven star Kohlby Murray and Potter was more than up to the task, holding Murray to just 13 points. Potter countered that with 13 points ...

Concord freshman Tyler Watt wins at Nordic MOC Tyler Watt competes at the Nordic Meet of Champions on Tuesday at Proctor Academy in Andover. SAM EVANS-BROWN / Concord High Athletics Tyler Watt competes at the Nordic Meet of Champions on Tuesday at Proctor Academy in Andover with Hanover’s Simon Phipps behind him. SAM EVANS-BROWN / Concord High Athletics Concord High freshman Tyler Watt competes at the Division I Nordic championships at Great Glen Trails in Gorham on March 3. Watt finished third in the 5k skate race at the D-I meet, but he finished first in the 7.5k skate at Tuesday’s M...