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Dudley Council’s cabinet member for children’s services has paid tribute to a dedicated Quarry Bank school teacher, who has sadly died after contracting Covid-19.

With warm weather on the way, residents are reminded to use their parks and open spaces responsibly.

Volunteers have been hailed for delivering nearly 6,000 lunches in just over a week to pupils in the borough who would usually receive free school meals.

Residents struggling to meet energy costs during the coronavirus outbreak can access help through Dudley Council’s Winter Warmth Service.

Senior figures across the political divide have come together to praise the work of the borough’s care staff, who continue to offer vital services during the coronavirus outbreak.

Residents across Dudley borough are urged to avoid lighting bonfires in their gardens during the coronavirus outbreak.

More than £40million is being offered up to Dudley borough businesses as part of a package of relief during the coronavirus.

Health, council and police bosses have joined forces in the fight against coronavirus – and issued a joint plea today urging borough residents to stay at home and save lives.