Media Releases

People are invited to attend an online strategy launch, as part of Dudley Council’s special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) improvement programme.

Carers Week 2021 aims to raise awareness of caring but also encourage people who don’t think of themselves as carers to recognise the invaluable work they do and the support available to them.

Council bosses have appealed for information after a number of newly-planted trees were snapped in half by vandals across the borough.

Brierley Hill looked ‘blooming’ lovely as flowers were planted by local students and activities took place along the high street.

Councillors across Dudley borough are now just a click away.

Dudley Council has invested in a tried and tested parenting programme which can be accessed by local families, for free.

People are being urged to “fly the flag for Dudley borough” by volunteering in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Council bosses have hailed a park’s volunteer friends group after they were today announced as recipients of the highly prestigious Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service.

The Mayor of Dudley has had the second jab of the Covid-19 vaccine – and is urging all who are offered it to follow suit.

The Mayor of Dudley took a step back in time to the ninth century as he visited a re-enactment of a Viking village.

A Brierley Hill boxing coach has been hailed by the leader of Dudley Council for his tireless work in helping youngsters stay out of trouble and tackling mental health head-on.

Independent inspectors have heaped praise on the contractors behind the building of a new £18 million leisure centre in Dudley.