Media Releases

A free talk at Cradley Library on Tuesday 13 May promises an intriguing insight into the lives of Jack the Ripper’s victims.

Flowers left in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II have been laid down as compost at a borough memorial garden.

A new set of priorities has been set out at Dudley Council, as it looks to continue on its road to recovery.

Dudley Council and NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board have published their plan to address improvements required following their recent SEND inspection by Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission.  

A number of fun-packed family shows are being hosted at borough halls over the next few months, with tickets still available.

Dudley Council’s hopes of protecting the borough’s beauty spots from developers have been given a huge boost.

Volunteers at Wordsley Park have welcomed section 106 funding for improvements totalling almost £25,000.

A new pedestrian walkway connecting Brierley Hill High Street to the planned Midland Metro terminus in the town will open next week.

Work on a £150,000 scheme to improve Dudley Market by creating an outdoor seating area and pop-up food stalls will start on Monday. (Apr14)

Drivers in Stourbridge are being warned that Dudley Council and West Midlands Police are planning to take enforcement action along the High Street.

Residents across the borough are being thanked for their support in keeping the borough clean and green, as Dudley Council undertakes its spring and summer spruce up.

Parents are being reminded to keep an eye on their inbox as primary school decision emails will be sent next week.