Media Releases

A Dudley resident who let their front garden go to wrack and ruin has been fined £660 following a successful prosecution by Dudley Council.

A Sedgley sight-loss charity has cut its energy bills and improved efficiency with support from an ongoing grants programme managed by Dudley Council.

Children who have missed their flu vaccination at school can catch up at a series of drop-in clinics across Dudley borough, starting this half term.

People who live and work in Kingswinford are being praised for donating items that are too good to throw away in a community sharing pilot from Dudley Council.

People still have time to grab their tickets for Himley Hall and Park’s Fireworks show, which takes place on Saturday 2 November.

The Mayor of Dudley will pay tribute at Armistice and Remembrance Sunday services in Dudley next month.

Dudley borough will be holding an international trade event next month featuring free support and key insights for businesses looking to export or grow their international sales.

Dudley borough taxi drivers who have flouted agreements on school transport are facing tough action, following a sting operation led by Dudley Council this week.

Dudley Council is encouraging people who live in the borough to find out more about fostering, with a new national fostering video that has been released.

Parents are being reminded that applications for secondary school admissions close at the end of the month.

A second consultation on the Dudley Plan opens today (Fri), ahead of an official submission to the government for final sign off next year.

Dudley Council is taking part in this year’s 21st Recycle Week (14 – 20 October) to help save five packaging heroes from the rubbish bin.