Media Releases

The multi award-winning team which keeps Dudley’s streets clean is up for a prestigious Keep Britain Tidy title.

Council chiefs have promised a £2 million spend to tackle potholes in Dudley borough over the next three years.

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.

People can enjoy an afternoon of seasonal celebrations at Stevens Park in Quarry Bank on Friday 17 December.

Call blockers have been installed for free in hundreds of people’s homes by Dudley Council’s scams unit to prevent them being targeted by scammers.

Free weekly fitness sessions will be taking place in borough parks throughout December to help people get active for free.

Ambitious plans to expand Wordsley School have been fulfilled as new facilities were officially unveiled today (Friday 3 December).

Dudley Markets will be putting on a medieval air this month thanks to a joint event between Tudor Markets and Dudley Council.

Health chiefs are calling for everyone who is eligible for their flu vaccine to make sure they get it.

Event organisers have confirmed the Sedgley Christmas lights switch on event will go ahead after being cancelled last weekend due to snow and ice.

More than 500 tonnes of grit salt went down on Dudley borough roads over the weekend as snow, ice and high winds hit the region.

The Mayor of Dudley has proved she is on the ball when visiting a walking football team in Kingswinford.