Media Releases

Plans to build a monument to the former Round Oak Steelworks in Brierley Hill have been approved.

A contractor working for Dudley Council has donated more than 200 Easter eggs to deprived youngsters in the borough.

The mascot for this summer’s Birmingham Commonwealth Games visited a borough primary school to meet excited youngsters.

Bosses of a mini market in Lye have been ordered to pay more than £30,000 by a court after a Dudley Council environmental health inspection discovered they were selling food past its use by date.

Guides, scouts, and community groups joined forces and laid the seeds to replace a giant hedgerow at a borough beauty spot.

A mini-market in Coseley was shut down after evidence of mice was found during a visit by Dudley Council environmental health officers, a court heard.

Kerbside garden collections have restarted – and residents with lots of green waste are being urged to get a second bin for their homes.

Dudley Council’s street cleansing team have been shortlisted for a national award for the fourth time in the last twelve months.

The two nominees for the Mayor’s Pride of Dudley Award have been announced, with a public vote now open to decide the winner.

People can take in the wonder of Saltwells National Nature Reserve in a guided walk later this month.

The new Mayor of Dudley will be raising money for three charities during her year in office.

Four former Mayors of Dudley with a combined 88 years serving the borough were granted honours in recognition of their long service and charity work.