Media Releases

The crime-fighting CCTV network across Dudley borough is set to be extended to include new cameras at seven sites as part of a £240,000 programme.

Following a Parks for People (Lottery Heritage Fund and National Lottery Community Fund) funded project at Stevens Park, Quarry Bank, a unique opportunity has arisen for the lease of a new café on site.

Dudley Council has taken on devolved powers from the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) to address the issue of untaxed vehicles in the borough.

Green-fingered residents are once again encouraged to down tools and log on to a virtual composting session next week.

A new taskforce could be created in the Black Country to drive forward major transport projects in the four boroughs.

Senior politicians have praised front line staff for keeping vital services running throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

A major blow has been struck in the battle against fly-tippers across Dudley borough with the launch of a series of deployable CCTV cameras to hit hot spots.

Tall poles are being installed at key points in Lye to carry the new network of CCTV cameras to keep watch over the town.

People in Dudley borough are being reminded that they must stick to national lockdown rules when visiting local parks and green spaces.

Dudley’s Council’s recycling boss has thanked her hard-working team for playing their role in keeping waste and recycling collections going during the pandemic.

A £1.8m restoration project is underway at Stevens Park, following a successful lottery funding application from Dudley Council and partners.

Dudley borough residents are reminded there will be changes to waste and recycling collections over Christmas.