Media Releases

Council housing services in the borough have “come a long way” in the last three years, a local authority chief said today.

Borough residents are being urged to have their say on a new blueprint designed to protect and improve nature and green spaces across the West Midlands.

People in Dudley borough will be able to enjoy a series of fun and helpful events this autumn, dedicated to celebrating a fitter and happier later life.

Dudley Council is on course to invest more than £1.5m on road safety schemes across the borough this financial year.

Parents are being reminded that applications for secondary school admissions are now open.

Families from across Quarry Bank have enjoyed in a special mini beasts and fun event at Stevens Park today.

Dudley youth theatre group Bedazzle welcomed the Deputy Mayor in a visit this week, as the group prepares for Dudley Pride next month.

Dudley borough residents are being invited to sign up to a collective energy switching scheme which could help them to save hundreds of pounds on their bills.

Dudley Council’s planning policy remains “brownfield led”, a senior councillor said today - despite continued speculation around a potential housing development on a large area of green space in the borough.

Dudley Council’s Trading Standards team is issuing a renewed warning to consumers and businesses following the seizure of almost 100 suspected counterfeit Labubu dolls from a borough store.

The Deputy Mayor of Dudley met a dedicated and award-winning cyclist this week.

People gathered to mark the 80th anniversary of Victory over Japan (VJ) Day with a solemn two-minute silence at Dudley Council House today.