Media Releases

A builder, whose workmanship was so poor that an extension he constructed at a Stourbridge property had to be demolished and rebuilt, has been prosecuted in a case brought by Dudley Council’s Trading Standards.

People are invited to pay their respects to the Duke of Edinburgh, who sadly passed away on Friday, by signing the Royal online book of condolence.

The previous owner of a retail butcher in Lye has pleaded guilty to eight food hygiene offences, following a food inspection from Dudley Council.

Dudley’s outside tourist attractions are set to throw open their doors to visitors on 12 April, as they follow the government’s roadmap for the reopening of the country.

Residents across the borough are warned to be on their guard for bogus callers claiming to be following up on this year’s Census.

Residents living close to the tip in Wolverhampton will no longer be able to use the site from April 1 after the agreement was ended.

Dudley residents who have been shielding for the last few months are advised to continue working from home and to shop at quieter times as the latest period of shielding comes to an end.

Businesses set to re-open next month have been urged to check their water systems to prevent the risk of Legionella.

Dudley Council House and Stourbridge Town Hall are to be lit up purple this weekend to mark Census day on Sunday (March 21).

The Mayor of Dudley is to open an online book of condolence for borough residents, a year after the country first went into lockdown due to coronavirus.

Dudley’s new £18m leisure centre will be named after Duncan Edwards, it was revealed today.

An innovative project to help dementia sufferers in the borough has been shortlisted for another national award.