Dudley Council own a number of grazing sites in the borough. When land is available we are able to rent this land out to the public. You can express your interest in a site or a number of sites and we will add you to our waiting list. We will then notify you when there is space available.
Unfortunately, at present there is no availability on our grazing land and our waiting list is full. Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
The licence fee depends upon the size of the field and area it is based in. The price will be confirmed with you when a site is offered.
Mons Hill Cottages Parkfield Road Parkhead Locks Uplands Road
Barrow Hill Road Guys Lane Site Gornal Crematorium Robert Street
Eve Lane Rear of Parkes Hall Primary School
Stourbridge Road
Huntsmill Drive Huntsmill Farm
Dunns Bank Lodge Farm Field Mushroom Green Saltwells Inn Saltwells Road
Catholic Lane Cotwall End Valley Gospel End Road Larkswood Drive Sedgley Hall Farm Park Wolverhampton Road / Gibbons Hill Road Wolverhampton Road
Wollaston Farm
Further Information
Once received we will aim to process your application as soon as possible. You can contact us via the general enquiry form below to confirm the status of your application.
If you are not happy with the service provided, please contact us by using the form below and we will endeavour to resolve any concerns or queries you may have.
You can also report a complaint, compliment, or comment via our formal procedure.
Visit our Animal Health and Welfare page for information on stray and illegally kept horses and ponies.
Hiring Out Horses
If your are interested in hiring out horses for riding or riding lessons, please visit our activities involving animals page for information on licensing.
Animal Welfare Concerns
We will investigate complaints of poor animal welfare conditions in a commercial business or if you suspect someone is operating a business without a licence within the Dudley Borough. If you have a general concern about the welfare of an animal, please contact us via theAnimal Welfare Advice and Complaintsform.
Alternatively you can report the matter directly to theRSPCA.
