Media Releases

Saturday 26^th October 2024 is an opportunity to step back in time and explore the past at Dudley Archives Centre.

Things are looking rosy for three areas in Dudley borough after they won recognition in the Heart of England In Bloom Awards.

Work will start next week on replacing a bridge which has been serving a school and residents in Sedgley for more than 70 years.

Best-selling author and former prisoner of war John Nichol opens his nationwide tour in Stourbridge next week, with a few tickets still remaining.

Changes are to be made to the council tax reduction scheme – but local authority bosses have pledged it will continue to protect the most vulnerable in the borough.

Work has been completed on two pedestrian and cycle crossing points on one of the busiest roads in the borough.

Dudley Council has appointed a new interim chief executive.

Visitors to the Red House Glass Cone can now take a sneak peek inside the iconic building as its £1.5million restoration nears completion.

A popular horror film festival is returning to Stourbridge to send shivers down the spines of movie fans.

Couples can be in with the chance to win a wedding ceremony at the Thomas Robinson Building when it hosts an open day and wedding fayre next month.

A report on how Dudley Council is delivering on plans to improve its finances and effective use of resources will go to the audit and standards committee later this month.

Residents are invited to the autumn round of community events to meet with local councillors and the police.