Media Releases

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Karen at gritting barn

Team show true grit as winter weather arrives

More than 500 tonnes of grit salt went down on Dudley borough roads over the weekend as snow, ice and high winds hit the region.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare head shot

Street cleansing team up for national award

The award-winning team responsible for keeping Dudley’s streets clean has been nominated for another national award.

Karen at gritting barn

Council gritting as cold snap hits

Gritting crews are expected to work across the borough this week, as Dudley experiences its first proper cold snap of the season.

school crossing patrols Paul Mullings and Megan Powell

School crossing patrol recruitment

Friendly, enthusiastic people are being sought to join the school crossing patrol team in Dudley.

Christmas market

Charity Christmas sale at Quarry Bank park

People can bag the perfect Christmas gift at Stevens Park in Quarry Bank next Saturday (20 November).

Cllr Karen Shakespeare head shot

Extra green waste collections still available

More than 500 households have taken up the offer of additional green waste collections this winter.

Cllr Karen Shakespeare head shot

Potential delays for motorists

Motorists travelling through Halesowen are being warned to expect delays with the part closure of a road for several weeks.

Wollescote park shot

Event to mark centenary park improvements

People can enjoy all the fun of the fair at Stevens Park centenary event on Wednesday 27 October from 11am.

Plant growing in hand

Dudley Council parks and green spaces get Green Flag status

In a record-breaking year for the Green Flag Award, awards have been given to seven of the borough’s parks, nature reserves and allotments.

Abraham Darby Sculpture with (l-r) - Elaine Bouckley, Friends of Wrens Nest National Nature Reserve; Harry Brookes and Don Davies, Woodsetton Charitable Trust; and Cllr Simon Phipps cabinet member regenertaion and enterprise

Community groups commission Abraham Darby tribute

A new piece of artwork commemorating the work of inventor Abraham Darby the First who pioneered the production of pig iron during the Industrial Revolution has been unveiled in his birthplace, Wrens Nest, Woodsetton.