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Fears for health centre
Birmingham Mail
|April 18, 2025
THE future of healthcare in Sedgley is unclear as pressure mounts on Dudley Council to take decisive action.
The lease for the purpose-built Ladies Walk Centre and Library expires in March 2026 and no deal has been done to secure its continued use.
The uncertainty is causing concern for people fearing it will be closed for redevelopment, which has led to calls for urgent action.
Councillor Shaun Keasey (Ind, Sedgley) said: "It seems ridiculous that a purpose-built facility ultimately funded by taxpayers - could be at risk of closure after just 25 years.
"We are a large metropolitan council, and we need to use that strength to protect Ladies Walk Health Centre and Library.
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