Media Releases

Children and young people can look forward to returning to the classroom next month, but parents and carers are urged to follow guidelines.

The Mayor of Dudley has become an honorary member of Soroptimist International following a visit from the organisation’s Stourbridge and District President.

Plans have been formally submitted for the demolition of the former Dudley Hippodrome building to make way for an exciting £25 million “university park” in the heart of the town.

Lazy Sundays are set for a summer boost with free music entertainment at the Red House Glass Cone in Wordsley this month.

The Deputy Mayor of Dudley Council has visited the Beacon Centre in Sedgley today (5 August) to celebrate International Assistance Dog Week.

Children and young people from across Dudley borough are being invited to enjoy summer activities during the summer holiday.

Dudley Council is launching a new initiative that promises to put children and young people at the front and centre of everything it does.

As the country prepares for most restrictions to be lifted on 19 July, Dudley Council is reminding people to book their summer visits to attractions in the borough.

Five Dudley councillors are set to join an expedition to Fort William this summer to raise money for The Mayor’s Charities.

Anyone aged 18 and over can grab a jab at the covid vaccine van when it visits Coseley this week.

A campaign to highlight the importance of welcoming assistance dogs and their owners to town centres across Dudley borough has been praised by a national charity.

People can now have their say on major housing plans to help shape developments across Dudley borough for the next two decades.