Media Releases

Archaeologists have uncovered the remains of a World War II structure during improvement works to Marsh Park in Brierley Hill.

Plans have been drawn up to bring 24 eyesore sites in the borough back into use as part of continued plans to protect the green belt from developers.

The latest phase of work in Dudley town centre’s multi-million pound new interchange - which also contributes towards delivery of the adjacent Portersfield development - has almost been completed.

Broadcaster Fred Dinenage discovered a long lost tape recording in his loft of an interview with notorious gangster Ronnie Kray – and will be talking about it at a show in Dudley next week.

Dudley Council is holding two open events to showcase how it is working with partners to make its homes more energy efficient and sustainable.

The upper floors of the Ryemarket carpark will temporarily close for essential maintenance work, starting next month.

A tribute to rock and roll legend Tom Petty is on at Dudley Town Hall next month.

The main steel structure for a new college has been erected this week as part of a major building project which will see a new £26million university campus built on Castle Hill.

People can learn more about how Dudley Council is working to make its homes more energy efficient and sustainable at an open day next weekend (Sunday 15 December).

Dudley Council’s cabinet will be updated on climate action progress and plans at a meeting next week.

More than 30 Dudley borough projects, including interpretation panels, planting schemes and improvements to town centres and parks, could get funding boosts next year.

More than 150 people have taken part in a consultation for Dudley borough’s development blueprint.