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BOROUGH residents have been reminded they can still book six extra fortnightly green waste collections between November and March.

Dudley Council will be closing some of its services during the upcoming Bank holiday for the Queen’s funeral.

HALESOWEN residents can now book extra fortnightly green waste collections between November and March, thanks to an expansion of the service.

DUDLEY residents can now book extra fortnightly green waste collections between November and March, thanks to an expansion of the service.

STOURBRIDGE residents can now book extra fortnightly green waste collections between November and March, thanks to an expansion of the service.

ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners staged a small protest outside Dudley Council House to highlight what they’ve branded a “woeful lack of action” by…

DUDLEY Councils leader has unveiled his new look cabinet team - hailing it key to building on the borough’s successes.

BBC News Published The Conservatives have secured an overall majority to take control of Dudley council. The party gained 12 seats, leaving them with 46, and Labour lost 11, giving them 24. Council leader Patrick Harley said it was an amazing night for the Tories and a total rejection of Labour in the area. Labour held control of Sandwell and City of Wolverhampton councils but the Conservatives gained several seats. "We appear to be sweeping the boards and gaining seat after seat. Weve not jus...

Cllr Patrick Harley, leader of Dudley Council. DUDLEYS Conservative Group has turned the borough overwhelmingly blue this morning after giving Labour a beating at the polls. The Tories now hold 46 seats on Dudley Council and have finally gained the majority that has eluded them in recent election battles. Councillor Patrick Harley, leader of Dudleys Conservative Group and Dudley Council, described the results as "unbelievable" and he added: "Its been a long-time coming." Just three Labo...

BBC News Published The Conservatives have secured an overall majority to take control of Dudley council. The party gained 12 seats, leaving them with 46, and Labour lost 11, giving them 24. Council leader Patrick Harley said it was an amazing night for the Tories and a total rejection of Labour in the area. Labour held control of Sandwell and City of Wolverhampton councils but the Conservatives gained several seats. "We appear to be sweeping the boards and gaining seat after seat. Weve not jus...