Media Releases

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.

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 major review of public forums is being carried out as part of plans to strengthen links between Dudley Council and communities.

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.

More people are getting vaccinated against coronavirus in Dudley borough than anywhere else in the Black Country, figures reveal.

People will once again be able to share their ideas at a series of public meetings which are this time being trialled online to reach more people.

Dudley Council is organising two online events next week to help people who are struggling with loneliness to access local activities, community groups and support services.

Businesses set to re-open next month have been urged to check their water systems to prevent the risk of Legionella.

Borough residents are reminded now is the time to complete their census form.

Dudley Council House and Stourbridge Town Hall are to be lit up purple this weekend to mark Census day on Sunday (March 21).