Media Releases
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Council to begin enforcement action
Drivers in Stourbridge are being warned that Dudley Council and West Midlands Police are planning to take enforcement action along the High Street.

Nearly 25,000 sign up for garden waste collections
Nearly 25,000 households have signed up for garden waste collections in just over a fortnight – and it is not too late to register.

Council to cease its paid for commercial waste service
Dudley Council will no longer be offering its paid-for commercial waste collections service, due to it currently not being cost effective and there being no certainty on future take-up.

Mayor praises quick thinking of brave refuse collector
The Mayor of Dudley has met with a Dudley bin man, who bravely went into a burning Halesowen home to switch off electrics and rescue three dogs.

Christmas waste collections
Residents are being reminded that they could see changes to waste and recycling collections over the Christmas and New Year period in Dudley borough.

Christmas bin and recycling collections
There will be some changes to waste and recycling collections over the Christmas and New Year period in Dudley borough.

Recycle Week 2024
Dudley Council is taking part in this year’s 21st Recycle Week (14 – 20 October) to help save five packaging heroes from the rubbish bin.

I Can Dudley
A group of local people from underrepresented groups have been given the opportunity to undertake a paid work placement with the “I Can Dudley” project.

Work completed on A4123 pedestrian and cycle crossing points
Work has been completed on two pedestrian and cycle crossing points on one of the busiest roads in the borough.

Dudley Council going paperless
Homes and businesses in Dudley borough are being encouraged to join Dudley Council as it goes paperless.

New share deal struck for Stourbridge tip
A deal has been struck to bring in additional funds to Dudley Council by allowing a set number of residents in South Staffordshire to use the tip in Stourbridge.

Trailers of rubbish dumped in Lye
Trailers packed full of rubbish have been dumped in Lye as part of an organised crime racket which has cost more than £150,000 to clean up over the last five years.