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A litter-busting young trio are leading by example to help keep streets and parks in Wolverhampton tidy.
Plans have been submitted by Wolverhampton Homes for the construction of 99 new energy-efficient council bungalows to replace 93 post-war prefabs on the Lincoln Green Estate in Bushbury.
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) has today received a £15.7 million boost to its plans to install up to 12,000 electric vehicle chargers across the region over the next five years.
In a world where barriers have often defined the limits of ambition, British-born Asian author Jasbant (Jaz) Khutan breaks conventions with his inspirational new book: "How to Rob a Bank with One Leg".
Wolves at Work has officially opened its new employment hub in the i10
building at the heart of the city centre’s £150million award-winning transport Interchange.
- 15th March 2024
A year on since the council and partners launched the Good Night Project there are still many children in the city needing a bed of their own to sleep in.
- 15th March 2024
A new council initiative has found large numbers of people in Wolverhampton are missing out on valuable benefits, which could help them with the costs of day-to-day living.
The owner of a Wolverhampton business which was dirty, in disrepair and
employed poorly trained staff has been given a suspended prison sentence
after failing to comply with food hygiene regulations.
A pilot scheme to help young people living in supported accommodation into work and living more independently has been launched in the West Midlands.
Enabling works will start this spring in preparation for a new wholesale market and the first phase of the Brewers Yard city centre living scheme.