Media Releases

Entrepreneurs from Dudley borough will get inspired to innovate and take their businesses to the next level at an expo on Tuesday.

A number of former workers at the Round Oak Steelworks turned out to a see a monument unveiled in Brierley Hill honouring the historic site.

The first public electric vehicle charge points have been installed as part of a borough-wide strategy to make electric vehicles more accessible.

A local young man has been praised for playing his part in work to develop the Dudley Interchange during his apprenticeship programme.

People can still nominate those who go above and beyond for their community ahead of the 22nd annual Mayor’s Ball and Civic Awards. 

Parents are being reminded to keep an eye on their inbox as secondary school decision emails will be sent next week

Dudley Council House will be lit up in yellow next week to mark the fifth anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic.

The injunction banning street racing in the Black Country has been permitted to continue by the High Court following a hearing in Birmingham yesterday (Wednesday 26 February, 2025) – with judge, The Honourable Mr Justice Ritchie, finding it to be "very effective".

The cost of charges on council-owned car parks across the borough will be frozen for five years, it was revealed today.

Dudley, Sandwell, Walsall and Wolverhampton among 53 new places across England receiving new tranche of funding

Lye Library in Dudley has been chosen as a finalist in The Bookseller’s Library of the Year award for 2025.

More than £8 million has been spent by the council repairing potholes and resurfacing roads and pathways since April, new figures reveal.