Media Releases

Dudley Council’s work to maximise energy from waste and potentially save millions of pounds is up for a national award.

Council bosses are “taking on” fly-tippers and other criminals by giving the green light to an £150,000 investment in its CCTV network.

A cash injection of £85,000 will help improve access and enhance the natural environment within a borough park.

Dudley Council is on the look-out for crossing patrols to help children get to school safely at several sites in the borough.

The Mayor of Dudley has officially opened a new play area in the heart of Pensnett.

A new bin has been installed outside a Halesowen primary school following complaints from teachers and pupils about litter and dog fouling.

New ways of killing weeds in grass and flower beds could be adopted permanently after successful trials last year, a committee will be told.

Dudley Council has been shortlisted for a national award for its work in helping to rehabilitate young offenders.

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.

People can now book their appointment at the next pop-up tip in Dudley after the “tremendous success” of the first one.

Residents are being called on for their views on how they and the council can work together to tackle climate change.