Media Releases

There’s no need for youngsters to be bored over the holidays with lots of fun to be had at Dudley borough leisure centres this autumn half term.

Parents are being reminded that applications for secondary school admissions close at the end of the month.

Wordsley’s Red House Glass Cone has recently won an award for its storytelling.

More than 1,000 Dudley borough street lights have already been converted to energy efficient LED in the first month of a three-year replacement programme.

People attending this year’s Himley Bonfire are being reminded they will need to pay to park on site.

Bad Betty Press is running a new poetry workshop and open mic night at Dudley Library on Tuesday 31 October.

Children and families can enjoy a range of activities and events this half term, with the school break culminating in the Himley Bonfire and Fireworks event on Saturday 4 November.

37 new on-street electric vehicle charging points will start to be installed across the borough beginning in late 2023.

A Brierley Hill based organisation has received a £5,000 cash boost to support its work in the community.   

Two brothers have been ordered to pay more than £11,000 by a court after attempting to scam unsuspecting customers into having new boilers fitted.

Green belt land in the borough will be protected from developers until 2041, a blueprint set to go before councillors has revealed.

The Mayor of Dudley has had the flu vaccine and encourages others to get vaccinated too in the fight against the highly contagious infection.