Primary school in Halesowen plant a bee-friendly garden

On Friday 5 June 2013 members of the Friends of the Earth Dudley group went to help plant some bee-friendly flowers in the bee garden of a primary school in Halesowen. It was a lovely sunny day and plenty of children wanting to help plant the... More >

Bee Cause primary school visit

Friday 14 June 2013 Guy Sheppard and I went to a primary school in Halesowen for the whole day. We did a pantomime of why we need bees in the whole school assembly. We then did different activities in the classrooms in the morning with Year 3 &... More >

Fifty Stourbridge shoppers back our Final Demand campaign

11 February, 2012 In sub-zero temperatures we set up stall outside The Crown Centre in Stourbridge as part of the Final Demand campaign against the control that the big six energy companies have over the UK's energy market. Helen, Guy and Frank... More >

When and where?

Friends of the Earth Dudley & District covers the entire borough, including Halesowen, Kingswinford, Sedgley and Stourbridge.

We don't hold regular meetings and usually arrange activities by contacting our 40-strong network of supporters by e-mail or phone.

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About this group

Friends of the Earth is:

• The UK's most influential environmental campaigning organisation.
• Dependent on individuals for over 90% of its income, and free from vested interests.
• Part of a unique global federation of 77 national campaigning organisations that brings together more than 2 million supporters worldwide.

Friends of the Earth Dudley was first established in 1980s, successfully campaigning against an extension to Merry Hill Shopping Centre and plans to build a motorway around the western edge of the Black Country.

After a lapse of a few years, the group was revived in 2008 and has been involved in several local and national campaigns covering everything from climate change to improving cyclists' access to local canal towpaths.

We are always looking for interested people with all types of skills and abilities to join us. As long as you want to make a difference locally and contribute to a greener, more sustainable future for Dudley, we'd love to hear from you.

Postal contact	Helen Voyle 33 Spring Street STOURBRIDGE DY9 7EL
Email contact	Click here to contact us by email
Telephone contact	Helen Voyle 01384 895952