Media Releases
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Last few days of the budget consultation
There are just a few days left for residents in Dudley borough to have their say on a series of budget proposals at Dudley Council.
Changes in elections law for Dudley ex-pats
Former Dudley borough residents who now live abroad could have more opportunity to vote in parliamentary elections under changes to the law.
University campus on track
Work is expected to start later this year on a £25million university campus in Dudley.
Nominations open for Mayor’s Civic Awards
People are being asked to nominate unsung heroes in the borough for a Civic Award.
Polling stations review
People can have their say on polling stations across Dudley borough in the build up to a series of elections in the Spring.
Budget consultation
Residents are being given the chance to have their say on how money is shared amongst services for people in the annual Dudley Council budget consultation.
More cash earmarked for adults and children.
More than £40million extra funding looks set to be pumped into services for adults and children to tackle massive financial strain on the system.
Council tax bills to remain at national low despite increase
Residents across Dudley borough will continue to pay some of the lowest council tax bills in the country despite a planned 4.99 per cent increase.
Last few days to have your say on Dudley Local Plan
There are just a few days left for people to have their say on plans for the future use of land across Dudley borough to boost housing and employment.
Council bosses seek permission for extra powers on eyesore sites
Council bosses will ask the government for permission to use extra powers to gain control of eyesore land in the borough and bring it back into use.
Improvement plan for Dudley Council
A dedicated improvement board is up and running at Dudley Council to help the authority deliver a sound, sustainable budget amid growing financial pressures.
Next steps for Long Term Plan for Towns initiative
Residents, businesses and community groups will have the opportunity to have their say on how a multi-million-pound funding boost could breathe new life into Dudley town centre.