Media Releases

Measures are being put in place in two town centres as Dudley Council continues work to keep shoppers safe across the borough.

Nearly 90 per cent of street lights on main roads in the borough have now been converted to LED, a report has revealed.

With the tip experiencing busy periods and increased demand, people are urged to follow some simple steps in order to keep it running smoothly.

Nearly £17,000 is to be spent on sprucing up three borough beauty spots.

Stourbridge High Street will be temporarily pedestrianised from next week as part of a raft of measures to keep shoppers and traders safe.

From today (Friday 5 June), residents and permit holders will now be able to go online and book a slot at the tip.

Families visiting a Dudley park will be able to enjoy new play equipment once coronavirus restrictions are lifted thanks to a £50,000 investment.

Dudley Council has commissioned special ‘thank you’ messages to appear on Dudley borough roads, in recognition of those on the frontline during the pandemic.

A borough primary school has been named the best in the country for its efforts in encouraging children to cycle.

Volunteers from ‘Halesowen in Bloom’ are planning to donate flowers to Russells Hall Hospital in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

With lockdown in effect, initial figures revealed today – World Earth Day – suggest a decline in air pollution in the borough

Residents have been showing their appreciation of the borough’s bin crews by leaving messages and pictures out with their weekly bin collections.