Media Releases

Dudley Museum at the Archives is running its popular fossil ID sessions once again.

Sedgley Bull Ring’s roundabout has been given a vibrant makeover ahead of the Commonwealth Games next month.

A series of drop-in sessions for residents and businesses are being held to help tackle expected disruption on Dudley borough roads during the Commonwealth Games cycling time trials.

Plans to create a new multi-million-pound primary school and boost education provision in the north of the borough have been revealed.

The Beat the Street Dudley game has launched with more than 13,700 participants signing up already and together walking, cycling, and rolling their way to more than 11,500 miles.

Residents making improvements to homes and gardens during the summer months are urged to use Dudley Council’s tip as figures reveal thousands of people are failing to keep appointments every month.

Investigations to resolve a water leak on a road in Kingswinford continue with the road now being temporarily closed for public safety.

Residents who do not pay their council tax by direct debit are reminded to apply for the government’s energy rebate before the main scheme ends in September.

Volunteers helped cleared more than 50 bags of rubbish from a borough park in an event organised as part of a regional campaign.

Senior leaders at Dudley Council made a whistle-stop tour of the world famous Eton College to discuss details about proposals to open a campus in the borough.

Business leaders in Halesowen have hailed plans for a £20million new college development as a huge boost for trade in the town.

Leaders at Dudley Council today bolstered their vow to be a “brownfield first” authority as the council entered a formal consultation with ward councillors on council owned spaces.