Media Releases

People in Dudley borough are being reminded that they must stick to national lockdown rules when visiting local parks and green spaces.

Young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can benefit from a series of online events that are being organised by Dudley SENDIASS.

As parents support children with home schooling due to the lockdown, there may be one useful tool they have overlooked – the Xbox or PlayStation.

Dudley Council is set to light two of its buildings in green on Monday 18 January, to signify the importance of mental health.

Dudley’s Council’s recycling boss has thanked her hard-working team for playing their role in keeping waste and recycling collections going during the pandemic.

Key workers and those who leave home for valid reasons can still book symptom free covid-19 tests in Dudley borough.

A £1.8m restoration project is underway at Stevens Park, following a successful lottery funding application from Dudley Council and partners.

As Christmas approaches, people in Dudley are being urged to stick to government restrictions and think very carefully before seeing people from other households.

Kindhearted pupils and staff from St Margaret’s at Hasbury Primary School have raised more than £2,100 for Mary Stevens Hospice with a sponsored Reindeer Run.

Businesses in the pub and leisure industries are reminded Dudley Council is offering help and support, after it was confirmed that Dudley borough is to remain in tier 3 in the lead up to Christmas.

The leader of Dudley Council has visited a Dudley town centre construction site to officially break ground where a new £24m Very Light Rail National Innovation Centre is being built.

Dudley borough residents are reminded there will be changes to waste and recycling collections over Christmas.