Media Releases

People are being reminded they need to be registered if they want to vote in the Cradley and Wollescote by-election.

More than £80,000 is being invested in improving rights of way across Dudley borough to make them more accessible.

The lead for adult social care at Dudley Council met staff and service users at a care facility as part of national Good Care Month.

There is a packed programme of summer activities at the Red House Glass Cone despite major restoration work.

A Dudley trader who admitted stealing £1,150 for a garden job he never did has been ordered to pay almost double that amount in costs through the courts.

Fly-tippers hit Dudley borough more than 240 times a month prompting council bosses to call on the public for their help in catching them.

A £3million package of improvements is being drawn up for Stourbridge to help make it easier for shoppers to get in and around town via alternative forms of transport.

A second by-election has been called at Dudley Council, with voters due to head to the polls in St James’s ward next month.

There are crafts, sports themed activities, author readings and a trip back in time to Ancient Egypt at borough libraries this summer.

Celebrated author Will Mabbitt will be touring libraries this summer with his action-packed, children’s book, ‘The Unlikely Adventures of Mabel Jones’.

A three-year programme to convert around 24,000 borough street lights to LED will get underway next month.

Lego, Scalextric racing and magic workshops are all on offer at Dudley Market in a series of free family fun days during the summer break