Media Releases

A council tenant has been banned from having visitors to his home following complaints of anti-social behaviour and suspected criminal activity.

Borough parks are celebrating being a cut above the rest after being recognised as some of the UK’s best green and open spaces.

The addition of the upstanding remains of Dudley Castle to the Heritage at Risk register will open up new funding opportunities to secure the historic site for future generations, council and zoo bosses said today.

Dudley Council has won a prestigious national award for toppling the “mattress mountain” in the borough.

A campaign which encouraged thousands of borough children to have the flu vaccine last year is set to return.

Pubs and social clubs in the borough have been instructed to avoid holding organised fireworks displays for Bonfire Night due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Fencing could be added to a Stourbridge park bowling green to protect it from repeated damage.

A drive to convert all lights on main roads in the borough to LED will be completed by the end of the year, a report has revealed.

Councillors will be asked to back a spend of nearly £700,000 on improving green spaces around the borough’s canal and river network.

The Mayor of Dudley joined Stourbridge Rotary Club on a Zoom call to the US – to celebrate more than 30 years of friendship with their stateside twin town.

Family splash swimming sessions will be on at Dudley and Halesowen leisure centres over the school half-term holiday.

The role of volunteers have been hailed in the borough – as a special awards ceremony was held online to crown Dudley’s “Covid Heroes”.