Media Releases

An 18 month intensive restoration project is set to begin at Wordsley’s historic Red House Glass Cone this week.

Residents and businesses have been invited to share their opinions and ideas for the regeneration of Lye and Stour Valley.

Brierley Hill will set the stage for a series of eco community events this month, as part of a national campaign to tackle climate change and protect nature.

Nearly nine and a half million people visited Dudley borough last year, exceeding pre-pandemic figures, a report has shown.

Children can swim for free across Dudley borough over the Easter school holidays.

Dudley borough attractions are joining tourism businesses across the country in marking English Tourism Week.

Dudley Council’s cabinet is expected to approve £170,000 of investment at two borough parks, utilising funds from local developments, when it meets next week.

The High Court has continued the interim injunction banning ‘street racing’, also known as ‘car cruising’, in the Black Country.

The High Court has continued the interim injunction banning ‘street racing’, also known as ‘car cruising’, in the Black Country.

An appeal for development sites, which will leave “no stone unturned” in a bid to meet future housing and employment needs, is now live.

A landmark church in Dudley town centre is undergoing exciting restoration work to conserve the building for future generations.

A meeting of the council’s cabinet last week approved timescales for the borough’s new Local Plan proposals.