Media Releases

A rogue car dealer who was convicted for selling the same “death trap” car twice has been sentenced to 13 months imprisonment, suspended for two years, and ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work.

Dudley Council bosses have welcomed the installation of the borough’s first public use non-turf cricket wicket, after securing funding through The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

A kite mark has been developed to quality-check supported accommodation for young people in Dudley borough. 

Staffordshire Council will be carrying out major highway works at the junction of A449 and the B4176 (Himley Road /Wolverhampton Road) Cross Road from Monday (19 August)

Brierley Hill Library,  has officially been recognised as a the country's first Makaton Aware library.

Dudley Council is inviting residents and businesses to take part in a Black Country consultation regarding proposed transport schemes.

A Brierley Hill shop, which was ordered to close for selling illegal tobacco products, is to remain shut for a further three months over concerns its owners were not making the changes needed.

As school and college leavers prepare to pick up their exam results, they’re invited to attend a special careers event later this month.

Families living in the Hawbush area are set to benefit from new play equipment and play spaces for children that will be open next month.

A consultation on the future of Stourbridge town centre has shown significant support for a plan to drive more footfall into the town and boost trade.

Three crossing patrol officers are celebrating a combined service of 90 years in Dudley borough, with The Mayor of Dudley praising the dedicated team.

Glass enthusiasts from across the globe will come together in Stourbridge later this month, when The International Festival of glass returns to the borough.