Media Releases

New signage is going up on several key gateways into the borough, as council bosses vowed Dudley was preparing to re-open for business coming out of the second national lockdown.

Dudley borough residents are being invited to attend an annual public meeting to meet and put their questions directly to the people who are accountable for community safety within the borough.

Residents are warned to be aware of a scam, which has cost one Dudley resident thousands of pounds.

People living in the Black Country have started to receive Covid-19 vaccines, with the roll out being warmly welcomed by Dudley borough’s health chiefs.

Local business ONE4YOU Ltd has donated £500 to the Unicorn Centre.

Finance bosses are committing to investing in services for older and vulnerable people in this year’s budget proposals, released today.

Plans to give a £15million boost to the borough’s extra care housing offer allowing people over 55 to continue living independently are due to go before cabinet when it meets later this month (December 17).

Plans to invest more than £40million across housing services will go before Dudley Council’s cabinet when it meets next week (December 17).

Dudley Council’s scams unit could receive a cash boost to continue its fight against financial criminals who prey on the vulnerable, if budget proposals are given the green light.

Senior council leaders visited the newly assembled Warden’s Base at Saltwells National Nature Reserve this week.

A series of online information and networking sessions are running for older people and anyone who supports them as Dudley borough prepares for winter.

Stourbridge Crematorium is to reopen in a few weeks following a £2million upgrade.