Media Releases

New pictures released today show the first sections of track have been laid as part of the pioneering multi-million Very Light Rail (VLR) development in the borough.

Senior politicians will be examining Dudley borough’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic – from PPE to partnership working - at a meeting next week.

Stourbridge is home for Dudley’s new head of children’s services.

A Dudley borough helpline offering advice and support to people affected by the coronavirus outbreak has been reinstated.

Dudley Council has been recognised nationally for the way it is sharing news and information with people during the coronavirus pandemic.

Thousands took to their doorsteps to enjoy an amazing free firework and lighting display which lit up the night sky across the whole borough.

Children across the borough can enjoy traditional African and Caribbean tales in an online storytelling session.

The addition of the upstanding remains of Dudley Castle to the Heritage at Risk register will open up new funding opportunities to secure the historic site for future generations, council and zoo bosses said today.

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.