Media Releases

Adult learning courses run by Dudley Council have been praised by government inspectors for providing good and engaging subjects.

Kind-hearted residents are being thanked for donating items that are too good to throw away in a community sharing pilot from Dudley Council.

A trader advertising PlayStation 5 equipment for sale on Twitter (now X) has been sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud and money laundering. 

Residents can build up their strength and balance in the New Year by taking part in a new exercise challenge developed by Dudley Council’s public health team.

Dudley residents are being warned against purchasing counterfeit electrical goods, due to the potential fire hazards they present.

More people will be spending Christmas at home thanks to joint work between Dudley Council and The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust.

A rogue builder has been sentenced to 240 hours of unpaid work after failing to meet appropriate standards while building an extension in Halesowen.

A Dudley takeaway restaurant owner has been ordered to pay more than £2,800, after a visit from Dudley Environmental Health found his premises to be unhygienic and dangerous.

Dudley Council is asking residents who have items that are too good to throw away to gift them to a community sharing pilot.

Brierley Hill Library will re-open its doors on Monday (4 December) following a £670,000 refurbishment.

Local author AG Smith will be performing his spooky story ‘Pock’ at Dudley Library next month.

Dudley Library is hosting an event by Birmingham author GJ Phelps on Thursday 16 November.