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

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

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

Residents to remember at home
The borough’s first citizen is set to pay tribute at a virtual Remembrance Sunday service this year.

Jobs advice and support for young people affected by Covid-19
Employment advice and support is available for young people in the borough worried about the future due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Free PPE equipment to support social care workforce
Free PPE equipment is available to support social care providers across Dudley borough this winter as they continue their vital work to protect vulnerable residents during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dog walkers free to explore more of Himley
Dog walkers are free to explore more parts of the picturesque Himley Park after restrictions on a small part of the open space were lifted for the winter.

Land sale key piece in regen jigsaw
A key piece in Dudley’s £1billion regeneration jigsaw is about to slot into place with the sale of a piece of land paving the way for a new higher education campus.

Traditional tales for children as part of Black History month
Children across the borough can enjoy traditional African and Caribbean tales in an online storytelling session.

Halesowen Leisure Centre pool closed
The pool at Halesowen Leisure Centre is temporarily closed due to unexpected mechanical issues.

Explore the Black Country Geopark this October half term
Families are invited to explore the Black Country UNESCO Global Geopark this October half term.

Regen plans “will continue at pace”
The regeneration of town centres in the borough will “continue at pace” as plans for multi-million pound heritage projects move a step closer.