Media Releases

People are being urged to come out and support a cycling event which will go through the borough in August as part of the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

The achievements of children in care and care leavers in the borough were honoured at an awards ceremony.

Multi-award-winning musical comedy duo Flo & Joan are stopping off in Stourbridge later this month as part of a nationwide tour, with tickets selling fast.

People interested in fostering are being encouraged to take the first step towards transforming a child’s life by attending an online drop-in session as part of national Foster Care Fortnight.

Plans to build a monument to the former Round Oak Steelworks in Brierley Hill have been approved.

A contractor working for Dudley Council has donated more than 200 Easter eggs to deprived youngsters in the borough.

The mascot for this summer’s Birmingham Commonwealth Games visited a borough primary school to meet excited youngsters.

Bosses of a mini market in Lye have been ordered to pay more than £30,000 by a court after a Dudley Council environmental health inspection discovered they were selling food past its use by date.

Guides, scouts, and community groups joined forces and laid the seeds to replace a giant hedgerow at a borough beauty spot.

A mini-market in Coseley was shut down after evidence of mice was found during a visit by Dudley Council environmental health officers, a court heard.

Kerbside garden collections have restarted – and residents with lots of green waste are being urged to get a second bin for their homes.

Dudley Council’s street cleansing team have been shortlisted for a national award for the fourth time in the last twelve months.