Media Releases

It’s Black Country Day – and the unofficial capital has marked the occasion by announcing a bid for city status.

A man who brutally attacked a Dudley Council litter warden will have his “unduly lenient” sentence reviewed after the highest legal officer in the United Kingdom intervened.

Bosses at Dudley Council are lobbying the Attorney General for a sentence review for two men who attacked and racially abused a litter warden.

Two landmark buildings in Dudley borough will be ‘going green’ to celebrate the work of first aid charity St John Ambulance.

Dudley Council House is set to go greener as it benefits from a slice of government funding to help reduce its carbon footprint.

Brierley Hill looked ‘blooming’ lovely as flowers were planted by local students and activities took place along the high street.

Dudley town centre’s Very Light Rail project has officially opened a test track facility for rail vehicle and infrastructure testing.

Five people with a combined total of more than 100 years’ service on Dudley Council are to be honoured.

The leader of Dudley Council today unveiled his new-look cabinet team as he outlined the authority’s priorities including regeneration, supporting businesses and boosting tourism.

People who love the quirky and unique are invited to the Antiques and Collector’s fairs at Himley Hall.

Dudley’s new £18m leisure centre will be named after Duncan Edwards, it was revealed today.

A new taskforce could be created in the Black Country to drive forward major transport projects in the four boroughs.