Media Releases

The crime-fighting CCTV network across Dudley borough is set to be extended to include new cameras at seven sites as part of a £240,000 programme.

Bosses at Dudley Council are lobbying the Attorney General for a sentence review for two men who attacked and racially abused a litter warden.

Two landmark buildings in Dudley borough will be ‘going green’ to celebrate the work of first aid charity St John Ambulance.

A major plan to identify housing land in Dudley borough will put brownfield sites at the “top of the list” in order to protect green belt, the leader of the council said today.

Green-fingered Dudley residents are reminded that an additional green waste bin is available for a small fee.

Dudley residents are asked to comment on the future and expansion of two of the borough’s conservation areas.

A joint operation between Dudley and the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) took place last week to clamp down on untaxed vehicles in the borough

As Dudley borough continues on the road map to normality, a special vaccine van offering walk in appointments is in Brierley Hill this week.

Pre-schoolers have been treated to a day of drive-in cinema fun at Himley Hall and Park today as part of a series of films being screened there this week.

Dudley Council is set to introduce a Social Value policy which will look at the added value businesses can offer communities when it commissions goods and services.

A Dudley health boss is urging residents to get a covid test even when they are displaying the mildest symptoms not typically thought of as covid.

Experienced swimmers can swim late into the evening thanks to a new session being made available at a Dudley borough leisure centre.