Media Releases

Dudley Council has been recognised nationally for the way it is sharing news and information with people during the coronavirus pandemic.

The green waste collection service is set to be extended across Dudley borough by one month to make up for missed collections earlier in the year.

Shoppers are urged to show their support for the borough’s small and independent businesses by shopping local when shopping online this Christmas.

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for children’s services has praised schools, teachers and other members of the school communities for continuing to work throughout the pandemic.

Community leaders have re-iterated their thanks to people of all faiths for the solidarity shown by groups in the continued fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Thousands took to their doorsteps to enjoy an amazing free firework and lighting display which lit up the night sky across the whole borough.

A “lifesaving” helpline which offered support to thousands of vulnerable and isolated elderly and disabled residents during the first lockdown has been nominated for a regional award.

Dudley Youth Council has put together a series of videos as part of National Youth Work Week (2 – 8 November).

A number of Dudley Council services and venues will close from Thursday (November 5) as tighter coronavirus restrictions are brought in across the country.

Car parking charges are due to be suspended on all council-owned car parks from tomorrow (November 5).

Small and independent businesses across Dudley borough are urged to sign up to be part of Dudley’s very first virtual Christmas market.

A new war memorial is to be created in Upper Gornal after funding was secured for the project.