Media Releases

Pubs and social clubs in the borough have been instructed to avoid holding organised fireworks displays for Bonfire Night due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The leader of Dudley Council today thanked borough residents for their continued efforts to help curb the spread of coronavirus but warned the stark reality is Dudley could be just a week away from further restrictions.

Stourbridge is celebrating ten years as a Fairtrade Town thanks to ongoing work by Stourbridge Fairtrade.

The leader of Dudley Council today said plans for a new “university” must continue at pace as council bosses look set to consider details in a report next week.

A newly-formed residents group is celebrating after being given the ‘thumbs up’ for £5,000 funding to spruce up a beauty spot in Pensnett.

People are being encouraged to ‘shop, visit and explore local’ as part of a new campaign supporting borough businesses and tourist attractions.

People will be able to put their questions to two senior Dudley Council figures in a special screened debate.

The leader of Dudley Council today said plans for a new “university” must continue at pace as council bosses look set to consider details in a report next week.

People will be able to put their questions to two senior Dudley Council figures in a special screened debate.

The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the removal of concrete bollards at Cot Lane in Kingswinford as a symbol of the authority’s victory against unauthorised traveller encampments.

Very Light Rail is back on track in Dudley – after the government answered a plea to meet a near £13 million shortfall in funding for the scheme.

NHS, social care and other frontline workers have been granted the Freedom of the Borough for their efforts during the coronavirus crisis.