Media Releases

As children prepare to return to the classroom, Dudley Council is taking measures to help keep children safer on roads while reducing the carbon footprint of school runs.

A rogue trader who grossly overcharged four vulnerable and elderly women to pocket nearly £130,000 has been ordered to pay a confiscation order.

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

Eton is officially coming to Dudley, prompting council leaders to hail the move as a “landmark agreement” for the borough.

Dudley Council’s highways chief is asking motorists to park responsibly, with double and irresponsible parking causing issues for waste and refuse collection vehicles.

Plans to rebuild a multi-million-pound special school are progressing, with the project now out to tender for a contractor to make the exciting design a reality.

The leader of Dudley Council is calling on residents to show their support for the Lionesses ahead of this weekend’s World Cup final.

The Mayor of Dudley paid a visit to a waste management and recycling firm with a multi-million-pound turnover this week, as part of Dudley Council’s Made in Dudley borough initiative.

Dudley Council’s cabinet member has issued a warning to dog owners that they must pick up after their pooch or face the consequences.

The power of the sun will help a borough leisure centre save on its energy usage when new solar panels are installed later this year.

A team of careers advisors will be on hand to support GCSE and A level students as they get their exam results.

Dudley Council has been trialling an upcycled electric vehicle for waste collection in parts of Dudley borough.