Media Releases

The owner of a Lye town centre store has been fined, after a chopper blade was sold to an undercover 15-year-old.

A Subway outlet on the lower mall of Merry Hill has been ordered to pay a total of £5,200, after its operator pleaded guilty to five offences under food hygiene legislation.

An organised crime group who sold illegal tobacco have been jailed for over 12 years combined, following a case brought by Dudley Council’s Trading Standards.

Page-turning author Suzan Holder will be celebrating the launch of her new book What Would Dolly Do? at Wordsley Library on Thursday 17 July at 6.30pm.

Black Country Day is being marked in four Dudley Libraries with free special events aimed at celebrating the region’s rich cultural heritage, fascinating history and continuous evolution.

A rogue builder has landed more than £16,000 in fines and court costs after pleading guilty to a breach in professional diligence towards a Stourbridge couple.

Dudley Libraries are launching this year’s Summer Reading Challenge for children on Saturday 5 July.

There will be no car parking at Dudley Archives and Local History Centre in Tipton Road from Thursday 17 July to Wednesday 23 July inclusive due to essential work being carried out by the National Grid.

An empty building in Stourbridge which looked set to be sold by Dudley Council is now to be brought back into use by a borough special school.

Residents can stop off for a chat and some company at benches around Dudley borough during Loneliness Awareness Week in June.

Lye Library’s ninetieth birthday has been marked with a special birthday party that included stalls, displays, a cake, refreshments and balloons.

Borough shopkeepers have been warned they could be shut down if caught selling single use vapes from next month onwards.