Media Releases

The Government’s new NHS Test and Trace service, designed to help identify, contain and control the spread of coronavirus, has been launched.

Packages containing masks, aprons, gloves and hand sanitiser are to be given to borough schools as part of measures to ensure children can return safely during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dudley Council is providing care homes and supported living providers with electronic devices to keep residents in contact with loved ones during the pandemic.

Dudley Market is set to welcome the return of more traders and shoppers next week as the government gives the go ahead for outdoor markets to reopen.

Lyndon Westwood-Wright is loving his new trampoline – after it was put up by a kind-hearted housing maintenance worker at Dudley Council.

Dudley Council has been nationally recognised for its work in promoting and improving mental health among its staff.

Community leaders have thanked people of all faiths for the solidarity shown by groups in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Plans to present the Freedom of the Borough to NHS and care workers from the public and voluntary sector in Dudley are gathering pace.

Dudley Council’s health chief is urging anyone experiencing coronavirus symptoms to get tested after the eligibility criteria was extended.

Dudley leisure centre joined a number of council buildings when it was lit up in honour of NHS staff and carers fighting on the frontline against coronavirus.

A number of popular events – including Himley Bonfire – have been cancelled this year due to the coronavirus outbreak and government advice around social distancing.

Reduced council tax bills will be sent out to low income households over the next few weeks as part of a £3million help package.