Media Releases

The Mayor of Dudley has praised a group of school crossing patrols who have clocked up more than 200 years’ service between them.

People only have until Friday (November 18) to complete a climate change survey and comment on how they and the council can reduce their impact on the planet.

Cyclists and pedestrians are being urged to ‘Be Bright and Be Seen’ as the darker nights draw in.

Volunteers planted 65 trees at Wrens Nest National Nature Reserve (NNR) yesterday (8 December), marking the reserve’s 65th anniversary since it became a National Nature Reserve.

Council chiefs have promised a £2 million spend to tackle potholes in Dudley borough over the next three years.

More than 500 tonnes of grit salt went down on Dudley borough roads over the weekend as snow, ice and high winds hit the region.

Gritting crews are expected to work across the borough this week, as Dudley experiences its first proper cold snap of the season.

People can enjoy all the fun of the fair at Stevens Park centenary event on Wednesday 27 October from 11am.

In a record-breaking year for the Green Flag Award, awards have been given to seven of the borough’s parks, nature reserves and allotments.

Dudley Council’s transport chief has welcomed a £50,000 pot of cash to scope out possible investment to the A461 between Dudley, Brierley Hill and Stourbridge.

People in Dudley are being asked to get behind their local parks by helping to keep them clean as part of a national campaign from Keep Britain Tidy.

Fly-tippers and litter louts are being targeted in a hard-hitting campaign, which coincides with Keep Britain Tidy’s Great British Spring Clean.