Media Releases

Residents in Dudley borough are being urged to register if they want to vote in the elections in May.

More than £40million of extra funding is being invested in services for adults and children to tackle the financial pressure on the system.

Residents will continue to pay some of the lowest council tax bills in the country despite a 4.99 per cent increase from next month.

Residents will be asked to pay for garden waste collections from now on – but will get the service all year round.

Dudley Council has overseen two days of tree planting at the borough’s two National Nature Reserves.

It’s nearly ten years since the first same sex marriage ceremony was held in the UK and Dudley Council wants to celebrate.

The High Court has granted a full and final injunction banning 'street racing', also known as 'car cruising', in the Black Country.

Top tribute acts and a rock symphony orchestra will lead a weekend of fun in the sun at Himley Hall this summer, with first release tickets now on sale for this year’s Black Country Musicom Festival.

Tomorrow is 29 February, the day for leap year proposals and Dudley Registrars are keen to act as host venue for any leap day proposals.

Plans to rebuild Pens Meadow School special school are taking a step forward with a contractor now appointed to deliver the work.

The entrance gates to a borough park have been restored to their former glory.

The Mayor of Dudley is set to talk about her time in politics as part of an International Women’s Day event.