Media Releases

Dudley Council is talking to people across the borough as part of Black History Month.

Unsung heroes from the world of sport, business, environment, arts, community and education were celebrated at a charity ball with the Mayor of Dudley – after the original event was delayed by the pandemic.

A replica Titanic anchor has been presented to the leader of Dudley Council as part of a tour of a Black Country business.

The three-month countdown is on to Dudley’s official submission for city status as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations next year.

A time capsule buried underneath a borough library which was unearthed during the process of moving it brick by brick to Black Country Living Museum has been opened by experts at Drakon Heritage.

Measures put in place to widen walkways in town centres across the borough and aid social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic will start to come down from this week.

The leader of Dudley Council visited a thermal spray equipment manufacturer approaching its 100th anniversary as part of a pledge to help businesses coming out of the pandemic.

Dudley Council’s bereavement services team has been shortlisted for a national award for its “exemplary” work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Work to take Woodside Library down brick by brick ahead of a move to Black Country Living Museum will be completed by the end of the month, it has been revealed.

New pictures released today show Dudley’s pioneering Very Light Rail project remains firmly on track.

People can ask questions and make comments on a major plan for housing and employment land across Dudley borough at a special meeting next week.

The search is on to find a developer to help drive forward a major retail and leisure proposal in the heart of Dudley as part of a £1billion regeneration masterplan.