Media Releases
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Consultation period extended on A461 scheme
Dudley Council is encouraging people to take part in a Black Country transport scheme consultation, which has been extended by two weeks.
Council in “night time blitz” on potholes
Council contractors are working around the clock to tackle potholes on roads across the borough.
Share your views on paths and open spaces in Dudley
Residents can have their say on access to green spaces across Dudley borough at a public meeting next month.
Licensing reviews underway
Residents and businesses are invited to have their say on two licensing policies due for review.
Drop-in events planned for transport schemes
People can attend drop-in events as part of a Black Country consultation regarding proposed transport schemes.
New cricket facilities are big hit for borough
Dudley Council bosses have welcomed the installation of the borough’s first public use non-turf cricket wicket, after securing funding through The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
Staffordshire Himley road improvements
Staffordshire Council will be carrying out major highway works at the junction of A449 and the B4176 (Himley Road /Wolverhampton Road) Cross Road from Monday (19 August)
Residents invited to have their say on transport scheme
Dudley Council is inviting residents and businesses to take part in a Black Country consultation regarding proposed transport schemes.
Lollipop ladies total 90 years of service
Three crossing patrol officers are celebrating a combined service of 90 years in Dudley borough, with The Mayor of Dudley praising the dedicated team.
Play Week offers free summer fun
Children of all ages can enjoy an unforgettable week of fun and adventure in five Dudley borough parks next week.
Have your say on a walking, wheeling and cycling plan for the Black Country
Residents, businesses and visitors are being encouraged to have their say on plans to make it easier for people to walk, wheel or cycle in the Black Country.
Council warns litter louts to think twice
Bosses at Dudley Council have issued a stark reminder to anyone considering fly tipping, after the local authority confirmed it issued two £1,000 fines in one week.