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Blueprint for the future
Dudley Council has today (July 5) outlined its blueprint for the future which aims to deliver better outcomes for Dudley borough residents.

Dudley Council scoops Land Data Awards
Dudley Council’s Local Land Charges team has won a 2024 customer satisfaction award for local authority searches in the Land Data 2024 Excellence Awards.

Spending controls save £4.5m to date
Around £4.5m of savings have been made since Dudley Council introduced rigorous spending controls last autumn to support the financial stability of the authority.

More funding for adults and children
More than £40million of extra funding is being invested in services for adults and children to tackle the financial pressure on the system.

Council tax rise approved
Residents will continue to pay some of the lowest council tax bills in the country despite a 4.99 per cent increase from next month.

Members to consider recommendations
Members of the council will be asked to consider recommendations made by external auditors when they meet later this month

Budget proposals endorsed by cabinet
A raft of savings and spending proposals at Dudley Council have been endorsed by senior councillors ahead of a final decision next month.

Last few days of the budget consultation
There are just a few days left for residents in Dudley borough to have their say on a series of budget proposals at Dudley Council.

Household support fund opens soon
The final stage of the household support fund will open to applications next week.

Budget consultation
Residents are being given the chance to have their say on how money is shared amongst services for people in the annual Dudley Council budget consultation.

More cash earmarked for adults and children.
More than £40million extra funding looks set to be pumped into services for adults and children to tackle massive financial strain on the system.

Council tax bills to remain at national low despite increase
Residents across Dudley borough will continue to pay some of the lowest council tax bills in the country despite a planned 4.99 per cent increase.