Media Releases
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Additional green waste collections
The green waste collection service is set to be extended across Dudley borough by one month to make up for missed collections earlier in the year.
Ryemarket car park re-opens
Stourbridge’s Ryemarket car park has re-opened today (Wednesday 28 October) after repairs to the fire damaged building.
Police to take action on dangerous school parking
Parents who park dangerously outside borough schools could be fined – and even taken to court - in a new initiative being launched by Dudley Council and West Midlands Police.
Pop-up parklet on its way to Dudley town centre
A pop-up parklet is to be created in Dudley town centre this month – and people can have their say this week on how it should look.
Eight borough beauty spots net prestigious Green Flag Award
Borough parks are celebrating being a cut above the rest after being recognised as some of the UK’s best green and open spaces.
Dudley Council wins national award
Dudley Council has won a prestigious national award for toppling the “mattress mountain” in the borough.
Stay safe on Bonfire Night
Pubs and social clubs in the borough have been instructed to avoid holding organised fireworks displays for Bonfire Night due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Fencing plan to curb vandalism
Fencing could be added to a Stourbridge park bowling green to protect it from repeated damage.
Energy efficiency drive almost complete
A drive to convert all lights on main roads in the borough to LED will be completed by the end of the year, a report has revealed.
Bumble Hole October half term number trail
Families looking to enjoy the great outdoors can make the most of a free trail around Bumble Hole nature reserve.
Fungi fun at The Leasowes
Wardens at The Leasowes in Halesowen have released a new leaflet detailing the nature reserve’s rare and extensive fungi collection ahead of UK Fungus Day tomorrow (3 October).
Be Bright, Be Seen winter 2020
With darker nights drawing in, pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and horse riders are being reminded to take extra care on the roads as part of the Be Bright be Seen campaign.