Media Releases

Brierley Hill will set the stage for a series of eco community events this month, as part of a national campaign to tackle climate change and protect nature.

Fathers and soon-to-be dads in Dudley are being encouraged download an app, which provides useful information on caring for babies and young children.

Dudley Council is inviting stall traders to form part of key borough events this summer.

An energy switching scheme, which could help residents save on their energy bills returns this summer.

Unpaid and informal carers in Dudley borough can enjoy a range of free events and access support as part of this year’s National Carers Week.

New artists impressions have been released showing how Dudley’s new £24 million bus and Metro interchange will look.

People who live in Dudley borough still have time to have their say on play areas in parks and open spaces.

Nearly nine and a half million people visited Dudley borough last year, exceeding pre-pandemic figures, a report has shown.

Veterans are being urged to come forward and have special badges and medals presented by the Mayor of Dudley at this year’s Armed Forces Day event.

Work has begun to secure the site of the former Hippodrome ahead of demolition work beginning.

A Stourbridge woman has been successfully prosecuted by Dudley Council under the Animal Welfare Act 2006 for running a puppy sale business illegally.

People can meet with their local councillors and discuss ideas to improve the areas where they live when the ‘Your Home, Your Forum’ meetings return later this month