Media Releases

A small number of Afghans who aided British troops by developing crucial lines of communication to support the war effort will be setting up home in the borough as part of a national relocation programme.

A council tenant has been ordered to leave her Stourbridge home following complaints of serious anti-social behaviour and suspected criminal activity.

Two tenants have been ordered to pay costs and fines totalling hundreds of pounds after being caught illegally subletting their Dudley Council properties.

A major blow has been struck in the battle against fly-tippers across Dudley borough with the launch of a series of deployable CCTV cameras to hit hot spots.

A woman who illegally rented out her council flat has been ordered to pay nearly £1,500 by a court.

Tall poles are being installed at key points in Lye to carry the new network of CCTV cameras to keep watch over the town.

A new CCTV nerve centre has gone live - the centre piece of a major £1.7million upgrade of the camera system across Dudley borough.

Libraries across the borough have re-opened today (Mon) to offer a click and collect service on books for residents.

Work has started on a major upgrade of CCTV in Lye as part of a £1.7million plan.

A safety campaign is encouraging people to report nitrous oxide canisters and highlights the dangers of using the substance.

For most families Christmas means fun, presents and time together, but for some, the festive period means blazing rows, sleepless nights and worry because of domestic abuse.

This festive season will be different from any other we’ve experienced before and staying safe should be top of the Christmas list.