Media Releases

Ground was broken today (Tuesday 3 September) on a major building project for a £26million university that’s being built at Castle Hill.

Dudley Council is encouraging people to take part in a Black Country transport scheme consultation, which has been extended by two weeks.

Parents are being reminded that applications for secondary school admissions will open next week.

People who want to enjoy Guy Fawkes Night with a big bang can book tickets for Himley Hall and Park Fireworks display now.

Council contractors are working around the clock to tackle potholes on roads across the borough.

People will be able to step inside some of the borough’s most interesting, historic buildings and join fun family activities, as part of this year’s national Heritage Open Day scheme.

Residents can have their say on access to green spaces across Dudley borough at a public meeting next month.

Residents and businesses are invited to have their say on two licensing policies due for review.

The leader of Dudley Council has written to Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, warning new housing targets set for the borough are “unachievable”.

People can attend drop-in events as part of a Black Country consultation regarding proposed transport schemes.

Proposals to close Dudley Council Plus walk-in centre and provide in-person customer support, closer to people’s homes have been approved.

Changes have been agreed by full council to charges for on-street parking and council car parks.