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Council bosses are inviting bids to determine the future of the mothballed former Hippodrome building in Dudley.

A crooked carer who was jailed after fleecing a 93-year-old war veteran out of nearly £250,000 has failed in her bid to appeal.

A local authority in the West Midlands has shown it is ahead of the curve by offering short-term free parking to boost town centre trade.

A council tenant who plagued a Halesowen estate with threats and violence has been served with an injunction banning him from the area for two years.

There are now more ways than ever before for people to report any concerns that they have about issues affecting individuals or their communities.

A £12.5 million project which will see Dudley Council build homes for private sale is now underway, with the first homes just a stone’s throw away from one of the borough’s top nature spots.

More than 11,000 children have been registered already for free swimming at Dudley’s three borough leisure centres over the school summer holidays.

There’ll be teddy bears and toe tapping tunes at Quarry Bank Park this summer.