Media Releases

A striking cascade of hand-crafted poppies, created by the Dudley Remembers Group as a visual tribute to those who served their country, is now on display at Dudley Council House.

A butcher in Lye was temporarily shut down after environmental health officers discovered evidence rats were in the shop, a court was told.

Dudley Council is hosting an event for international care workers living in Dudley borough.

Final preparations are under way for this year’s eagerly-awaited Himley Fireworks, with tickets still available for the showpiece extravaganza.

A council chief has hailed the authority’s “superb” trading standards team after its latest high-profile court victory.

More than 2,000 people who live or work in an identified area of the borough have had their say on priorities for its future.

The owner of Halesowen Mini Market & Butchers, Mr Farouk Rasoul, pleaded guilty to six offences under food hygiene and safety legislation at Dudley Magistrates’ Court last week (Wednesday 22 October).

The Mayor of Dudley attended an event at Russells Hall Hospital yesterday (23 October) to unveil a glass rainbow monument marking the Covid 19 pandemic.

A 100-year-old D-Day veteran has been officially presented with the freedom of Dudley borough.

New lower cost short term parking for visitors to borough town centres goes live today (23 October).

Dudley Council has raised more than £2 million by selling off land and buildings deemed surplus to requirements.

People are being invited to have their say on plans to create Public Space Protection Orders (PSPOs) to tackle anti-social behaviour in two borough town centres.