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Council services on Twitter:

@Dudleyplanning, @MyDudleyTSO, @HousingTCGI, @LetsgethealthyD, @glass_museum, @discoverdudley, @mydudleyeho, @dudleyarchives,

@dudleyacl, @dudleyplus, @dudleylibraries, @RedHouseCone, @DCIDDudley, @DudleyMuseum, @dudleymbc_cls,

@BoroughHalls, @DudleyEOT, @makeithappen, @lwyl_dudley, @dsppb, @knowledgeservi1

Council services on Facebook:

Black Country Geopark, Discover Dudley, Himley Hall and Park, Dudley Libraries, Dudley Register Office, Red House Glass Cone, Huntingtree Park Activity Centre, Mary Stevens Park Heritage and Health Netherton Park Activity Centre, Let's Get Healthy Dudley, Health Champions, Dudley Borough Halls, Love where you live, Dudley Parks

Pintrest:

Red House Glass Cone: RHGC@Pintrest.com

Mobile app

You can download the free app now for your iphone or android phones from the app store (just search ‘Dudley Council’).

Download the app for android

Download the Dudley Council app for your android phone by visiting Google Play. On the app you can report all street issues while council house tenants can also report housing issues. On top of this, you can catch up on latest news, health and welfare advice and even get latest bus and train times to help you plan your journeys.

Download the app for iPhone

Download the Dudley Council app for your iPhone by visiting iTunes. On the app you can report all street issues while council house tenants can also report housing issues. On top of this, you can catch up on latest news, health and welfare advice and even get latest bus and train times to help you plan your journeys.

Digi TV

People can now report issues and request information from Dudley Council for free from the comfort of their living room. Click on the link below to visit the site.

The Dudley Digi TV channel is also available as a facebook app on the Dudley Borough facebook page.

Visit Dudley Digi TV

The system allows people with a digital television package (Virgin Media) or with Nintendo Wii games consoles or internet enabled mobile phones, to access services 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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