Media Releases

The second annual Food Waste Action Week begins today (Mon 7 Mar) and borough residents are encouraged to play their part.

Dudley Council is to spend £300,000 on bulbs, planters and floral displays over the coming three years.

Volunteers planted 65 trees at Wrens Nest National Nature Reserve (NNR) yesterday (8 December), marking the reserve’s 65th anniversary since it became a National Nature Reserve.

Dudley Council has pledged to spend £300,000 on bulbs, planters and floral displays over the next three years with a focus on giving the environment a helping hand.

School children and their families are invited to join in International Walk to School month which runs throughout October.

The Deputy Mayor of Dudley Council will be visiting St Thomas’s Church Stourbridge this weekend to view an exhibition about climate change.

The pool at Halesowen Leisure Centre is closing at the end of the month for an extended period as part of a multi-million pound revamp of the site.

New pictures reveal work is progressing well on the multi-million revamp of Halesowen Leisure Centre.

Dudley Council and Recycle Now are asking residents to ‘Step It Up’ in the fight against climate change through better recycling habits.

Dudley Council’s vision for a greener future looks set to take another step forward with plans to switch to 100 per cent green renewable electricity this autumn.

A state-of-the-art heating system has recently been installed at Crystal leisure centre.

Support for Fairtrade continues during lockdown with shoppers being encouraged to put a Fairtrade item in their real or virtual shopping trolley this month.