Media Releases

The Beat the Street challenge taking place across Dudley borough has entered its Go Active themed week to encourage participants to find new activities and sports to try out.

Covid case numbers are increasing in Dudley borough and people are being advised to take simple steps to keep everyone safe.

Participants in the Beat the Street Dudley game are invited to Go Wild this week with double points at some of the borough’s parks, waterways and green spaces.

A pandemic memorial, pocket park, walled garden restoration and electric vehicle charging points are amongst proposals going to cabinet next week.

Dudley Council is embracing 1980s nostalgia with the launch of the next Let’s Get Moving challenge today (13 July).

Players in the Beat the Street Dudley game can clock up double points on Beat Boxes around traditional commuting hours.

The Beat the Street Dudley game is set to enter its Go Explore week to encourage participants to find the area’s best heritage and cultural gems.

The Beat the Street Dudley game has launched with more than 13,700 participants signing up already and together walking, cycling, and rolling their way to more than 11,500 miles.

A popular interactive game that helps whole communities get active is coming to the borough thanks to Dudley Council and the National Lottery via Sport England.

People can drop by and ‘say hello’ at seven spots around the borough this loneliness awareness week (13 – 17 June).

Dudley’s deputy leader is urging parents to think carefully when making transport arrangements for their child’s prom night.

People who live and work in Dudley borough are being invited to have their say on local pharmacies and could win £50 in shopping vouchers for taking part.