Media Releases

Dudley Libraries are celebrating Jane Austen’s 250^th anniversary with four talks about the famous novelist and her links with the area.

People from across Dudley borough are marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day, when German forces surrendered to Allied powers.

Active Black Country and the local authorities of Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton today launched their Move Together campaign to inspire residents to embrace movement as part of their daily lives.

Parking restrictions are to be introduced to improve safety on a number of streets across the borough following reports to the council from residents.

Carers and people living with dementia are being given a voice to help shape the future of support in the borough.

A steelworker turned artist met the Mayor of Dudley to present her with his latest creation, which celebrates the new Round Oak steel plant memorial.

Would-be street racers are being warned that they could face jail if they breach a High Court injunction in place across the Black Country.

A group of experienced off-road motorcyclists are set to ride across Australia to raise money for cancer treatment and one of them will be popping into meet the Mayor of Dudley ahead of their epic adventure.

On Wednesday 7 May Stourbridge Library will be celebrating forty years in its current location.

The leader of Dudley Council has today announced new plans to secure the future of leisure centres in the borough, ending an ongoing tendering process to outsource them.

New opening hours are coming into effect at the Stourbridge tip next week, with the site to close every Tuesday.

The Mayor of Dudley will be attending a drop in community health event in Lye next month.