Media Releases

Youngsters in Dudley borough are being invited to join fun activities and entertainment in parks, leisure centres and halls this half term.

A deaf Dudley tutor who has made it his life’s work to help other deaf people won a prestigious award last night (18 May).

Residents are being invited to join the latest Let’s Get Moving Challenge as National Walking Month gets underway.

Pop-up clinics offering the spring COVID-19 booster vaccination have opened in several locations in Dudley borough.

Two rogue traders who fleeced an elderly Dudley borough man for almost £30,000 of shoddy roof work were sentenced in court yesterday.

Dudley Council is offering a range of fun activities for children and young people to enjoy during the Easter school holidays.

There’s no need for youngsters to be bored over the holidays with lots of fun to be had at Dudley borough leisure centres this Easter.

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for public health has welcomed £740k of government funding to help people with drug and alcohol addiction in Dudley borough.

People can get involved in their local area and meet with local councillors and the police when they attend the next round of community meetings.

A rogue builder who failed to complete gardening work and issue a refund to a Brierley Hill resident has been prosecuted in a case brought by Dudley Trading Standards.

Dudley Council has been shortlisted for a national award for its work in helping to rehabilitate young offenders.

A car dealer has been ordered to pay more than £1,600 and carry out 100 hours of community work after misleading a Sedgley resident into buying a car.