Media Releases

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Plant growing in hand

Horticulture apprentices get the green light

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for environment is delighted that four employees have completed an award in their horticulture apprenticeships.

Woman writing by laptop

Schools look forward to welcoming back pupils

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for children and young people has said the local authority is looking forward to getting pupils back to school safely next week.

Older person with friend

Adult social care to launch new system

Adult social care in Dudley is introducing new digital technologies, thanks to the biggest and most significant change to Dudley social care services in a decade.

Nic Barlow at the Gateway centre

Donation boost to dementia centre

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for health and adult social care has thanked a local business for donating £1,000 to a Stourbridge dementia service.

Woman writing by laptop

Dudley Council offers back to school support

As children across Dudley borough prepare to return to school next month, Dudley Council is offering a free webinar for parents and carers.

Council Phipps looks at council fibre network

Dark fibre sees the light of day in Dudley

Dudley is set to benefit from an investment in ultrafast connectivity. A project to roll out an ultrafast full fibre network to speed up the delivery of council services has been announced following an innovative partnership between the local authority and Virgin Media Business.

Cllr Harley on Cot Lane with highways team

Concrete blocks removed at Cot Lane

The leader of Dudley Council has hailed the removal of concrete bollards at Cot Lane in Kingswinford as a symbol of the authority’s victory against unauthorised traveller encampments.

DPA summer school

Summer school helps young people to connect

A special summer school programme has been held for children and young people aged 8 to 16 years who live in Dudley borough.

The Brier Rose in Brierley Hill

Tobacco raid in Brierley Hill

Dudley Council’s trading standards officers supported West Midlands Police yesterday as part of an operation to crack down on illegal tobacco trading.

Tree inspector Dean Hickton and apiary manager Nick Templar (1)

Trees for bees

A busy nest of bees was saved from homelessness when some essential tree safety work took place in Wordsley this week.

Woman writing by laptop

Support and advice for GCSE students

GCSE students across Dudley borough can get free support and advice as they get their results this week.

Library books

Selected libraries now open for browsing

Six of the borough’s main libraries are now open for browsing Monday to Saturday from 10am – 3pm.