Media Releases

Dudley Council is rolling out its ‘winter wellbeing’ campaign, with a range of services available to help people stay safe and keep well over the colder months.

Dudley Council’s public health boss is urging eligible people to get vaccinated against covid as the infection “has not gone away.”

Chiefs at Dudley Council have welcomed Government plans to create a smoke free generation in England and they have pledged that the local authority will play its part.

A new ballet 'Island Movements' will be performed at Halesowen Library on Tuesday 10 October at 11.30am as part of Black History Month.

A rogue landscape gardener from Kingswinford took more than £9,000 from two customers for work he never carried out, a court heard.

A Dudley resident has been sentenced for illegally breeding and selling dogs and was ordered to pay £7,928 in costs.

Dudley’s first Ageing Well Festival is in full swing with many activities and events still to enjoy before the end of the week.

A rogue motor trader convicted for selling a “death trap” car patched it up before taking thousands from another unsuspecting customer for it, a court heard.

A Stourbridge car dealer who sold a “dangerous and unroadworthy” vehicle has been ordered to pay nearly £20,000 by a court.

Russell’s Hall Hospital and Dudley Council House have been lit up this week to help raise awareness about organ donation.

Older people in Dudley borough will be able to enjoy a series of fun and helpful events next week dedicated to celebrating later life.

There’s an opportunity for young people to meet with representatives from colleges, universities and employers at a careers fair this month.