Media Releases

A Halesowen business was found guilty of breaching food safety and hygiene regulations at a prosecution hearing this week.

Young people on a four-week work experience programme have exposed hidden geological features at a borough National Nature Reserve.

As temperatures drop this week, residents are reminded they can get help on staying warm at home this winter.

The award-winning team responsible for keeping Dudley’s streets clean has been nominated for another national award.

Gritting crews are expected to work across the borough this week, as Dudley experiences its first proper cold snap of the season.

Victims of a sophisticated investment scam who lost more than £9,000 have been reimbursed by their bank thanks to the support of Dudley Council’s scams unit.

Borough residents are urged to spread some festive cheer by donating Christmas gifts for young people leaving care.

Carers across the Dudley borough are being invited to a series of information sessions this week.

The deputy mayor of Dudley led a small gathering today to remember the people who gave their lives in World War one.

A month-long amnesty has been declared by Dudley Council to help people avoid incorrectly claiming council tax discount they are not entitled to.

Plans to demolish the former Hippodrome were backed at planning committee last night (November 17).

Tributes have been paid to Halesowen’s Jordanne Whiley who announced her retirement from wheelchair tennis after a glittering career.