Media Releases

Dudley Council is to take on up to 80 new care staff to help people regain their independence and return home after hospital stays.

A rogue trader who grossly overcharged four vulnerable and elderly women to pocket nearly £130,000 has been ordered to pay a confiscation order.

Unpaid and informal carers in Dudley borough can enjoy a range of free events and access support as part of this year’s National Carers Week.

Dudley Council has been shortlisted for a national award for its work in helping to rehabilitate young offenders.

Plans for a new multi-million-pound supported housing development in Brierley Hill are progressing as Dudley Council seeks a housing provider to run the scheme.

More than 50 people from Queens Cross Network have created a waterfall of poppies for display at a church in Amblecote ahead of Remembrance.

Dudley Council is warning blue badge fraudsters of the serious penalties given for misusing the scheme.

There’s a chance to find out about the support available for people who are living with a disability, as well as their families and informal carers at an event this month.

Anyone looking to work in the care sector can meet employers and find out about job opportunities at a carer recruitment fair next week.

An exhibition of stories of the pandemic through photography and quilting is set to tour the borough from next week.

A team mobilised by Dudley Council to help borough residents and businesses deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has been shortlisted for an award.

A Dudley Council cycling instructor has won a national award for her outstanding efforts to train cyclists in the borough.