Street cleaning and cleansing
We keep roads, pavements, public car parks and shopping areas clean of litter and rubbish
Fly-tipping
Dumping waste where it's not allowed, or allowing others to do so, is a criminal offence
Fly-posting
Fly-posting is putting up unauthorised posters and stickers. It's unsightly and spoils the environment
Dog bins
We have dog bins throughout Dudley and encourage owners to clear up after their dogs
Graffiti removal
Help us combat graffiti and prosecute those responsible. Graffiti on Council property will be removed
Market cleaning
We are responsible for keeping the local market grounds clean and free from litter
Removal of animal carcasses
We respond to all requests for the removal of dead animals on the highway or open land
Syringe and needle disposal
We can clear away hypodermic syringes and needles from public areas
Construction or industrial waste on the street
Construction or industrial on roads are a nuisance and need to be cleared up
Community volunteers
Are you interested in helping to make your community litter free by carrying out regular litter picks? We can provide you with everything you need to enable you to assist us in our mission to remove litter from our Borough’s streets. If you’re interested, please email us for more information
Public Toilets
We are working towards improving our toilet provision.
We have a number of public toilets in Dudley:
- Castle Street, Dudley - Facilities for disabled
- Fisher Street, Dudley (Bus station) - Facilities for disabled
- Meriden Avenue, Wollaston - Facilities for disabled
- Castleton Street, Netherton - Facilities for disabled
If you need to report an issue with public toilets, please contact us.
For example, if you visit one of the toilets listed and find it unacceptable, please contact us giving details of your concern, including the exact time and nature of your complaint.
If you feel we have failed to provide you with good service, please contact us and we will endeavour to resolve any concerns you may have.
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous oxide is a colourless gas that people inhale, usually via a balloon. It’s most commonly found in pressurised metal canisters. The empty canisters are becoming a litter problem, often being found on roadsides, in parks, on open spaces and on private land. We want to know when you come across these used canisters. We also want to know about shops you think may be selling these illegally.