Media Releases

A local company contracted by Dudley Council has worked with the authority and its own staff to collect contributions for the Black Country Foodbank.

A dodgy dealer has pleaded guilty to fraud and selling a dangerous vehicle in a case brought to court by Dudley Trading Standards.

Help with the cost of heating homes is just one of the ways people are being offered support from Dudley Council this winter.

A Dudley librarian has been nominated as librarian of the year by the Romantic Novelists Association.

Cyclists and pedestrians are being urged to ‘Be Bright and Be Seen’ as the darker nights draw in.

Residents are being urged to check the paperwork of people offering to dispose of bulky waste from their homes to avoid a £250 fine and help tackle fly-tipping.

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

Hundreds of people are set to gather in Dudley to pay their respects to the heroes of the armed forces at the annual Remembrance Sunday parade and service.

More than 50 people from Queens Cross Network have created a waterfall of poppies for display at a church in Amblecote ahead of Remembrance.

Parents in Dudley have been urged to make sure their children are protected from flu after the virus hit the borough earlier than usual this year.

People are being given the chance to have their say on a raft of planned improvements in Brierley Hill as part of a £5million project.

Parents of Dudley borough children who are eligible for free school meals can still register their child for free activities during the December school break.