Media Releases

The Red House Glass Cone has graced the Black Country flag since 2012 — now the Dudley Council-owned landmark has inspired West Bromwich Albion’s new away kit.

Residents, schoolchildren and community partners have come together to celebrate the unveiling of five vibrant new community mosaics created through the Life in Lye programme.

Stevens Park in Quarry Bank has retained the prestigious Green Flag status for the second year running.

Residents in the north of the borough will benefit from more pop-up tip sessions, following Dudley Council’s announcement that it is investing an additional £150,000 to improve waste services.

All Dudley libraries will be taking part in ‘Read to the Beat’ - a music-themed Summer Reading Challenge for children.

A leading figure behind the creation of the Black Country UNESCO Global Geopark has been recognised in the King’s Birthday Honours List 2026.

On Friday 3rd July at approximately 11.30pm a fire was detected in the cardboard storage area of Dudley Council’s Blowers Green Waste Depot on the Thornleigh Trading Estate in Dudley.

Dudley Council is offering free town centre parking in council run car parks over the coming weeks, to coincide with summer events taking place across the borough.

Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a vibrant weekend of entertainment from Dudley Council as Brierley Hill’s Brier Fair and Stourbridge Carnival return.

Thousands of people enjoyed the borough's tribute to members of the armed forces at today's Armed Forces Day celebrations at Himley Hall.

More pop-up tips will be coming to the north of the borough, with Dudley Council to invest an additional £150,000 to improve waste services for residents.  

Cllr Patrick Harley, Leader of Dudley Council, has today shared his disappointment in the recent decision by Wolverhampton City Council to not reintroduce access for Dudley residents to its Anchor Lane Waste and Recycling facility.