Media Releases

Additional resources for SEND and children with disabilities services, increased pay for social workers and support for children at risk of moving into care are among proposals outlined in this year’s budget proposals.

Dudley Council’s cabinet member for public health is urging people to take up their vaccine booster when invited.

Dudley borough residents are advised to put their waste and recycling out on their normal collection day this year, as there will be no disruptions to service.

The Mayor of Dudley has visited The Queensway Centre for elderly people in Halesowen today (9 December) to commend volunteers who work there.

Volunteers planted 65 trees at Wrens Nest National Nature Reserve (NNR) yesterday (8 December), marking the reserve’s 65th anniversary since it became a National Nature Reserve.

eBikes can now be hired in the borough thanks to the launch of the WMCA eBike hire scheme.

The multi award-winning team which keeps Dudley’s streets clean is up for a prestigious Keep Britain Tidy title.

Council chiefs have promised a £2 million spend to tackle potholes in Dudley borough over the next three years.

Dudley Council has pledged to spend £300,000 on bulbs, planters and floral displays over the next three years with a focus on giving the environment a helping hand.

People can enjoy an afternoon of seasonal celebrations at Stevens Park in Quarry Bank on Friday 17 December.

Call blockers have been installed for free in hundreds of people’s homes by Dudley Council’s scams unit to prevent them being targeted by scammers.

Free weekly fitness sessions will be taking place in borough parks throughout December to help people get active for free.