Media Releases

Eighties icon Paul Young and indie rocker John Power will share songs and stories from their careers at intimate shows in Halesowen.

A new funding programme has been launched offering nearly £500,000 to support community projects across the borough.

A shop in Brierley Hill has been ordered to close after being caught selling illegal tobacco products.

Dudley Council is promoting Clean Air Day in June by encouraging people to walk or cycle to work and school, or to work from home when possible.

A rogue gardener was back in court last week and ordered to repay more than £10,000 to customers after he failed to start work on their home.

A shop owner has been handed a suspended sentence for continuing to sell illegal vapes despite warnings from trading standards.

A few tickets are still remaining for a night of big band classics celebrating the music of Frank Sinatra in Dudley tomorrow night. (Thu)

The countdown is on to a big music event this weekend celebrating Stourbridge’s musical heritage.

Veterans are being urged to come forward and have special badges and medals presented by the Mayor of Dudley at this year’s Armed Forces Day event.

Year six pupils in primary schools across the borough are taking part in road safety training sessions as they prepare for walking and cycling to secondary school.

Work has started on a new £15million school in Pensnett for children with complex needs.

A deal has been struck to bring in additional funds to Dudley Council by allowing a set number of residents in South Staffordshire to use the tip in Stourbridge.