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Walsall to pay tribute to Sister Dora this Sunday

Residents, local leaders and healthcare workers will come together on Sunday 18 January 2026, to celebrate the life of Dorothy Wyndlow Pattison better known as Sister Dora.

Walsall Council marks Big Energy Saving Week with free energy advice drop-in sessions

Walsall Council is championing Big Energy Saving Week (17–23 January) by hosting a series of free, drop-in sessions offering climate and energy support. Residents are invited to visit the Bloxwich Launchpad (WS3 2JF)

West Midlands Mayor visits WorkWell programme at Blakenall Village Centre

The Mayor of the West Midlands has visited Blakenall Village Centre to see first-hand how the WorkWell programme is supporting Walsall residents with health conditions or disabilities to access and stay in employment.

We Are Walsall 2040: West Midlands Business Festival event will highlight Walsall’s long term business growth ambitions

As part of the West Midlands Business Festival, a business-focused We Are Walsall 2040 event will take place on Wednesday 11 February 2026 at Bescot Stadium.

Willenhall Award Winning Playwright To Appear on The Ian Henery Show On Black Country Xtra

Dr Ranjit Khutan (pictured) is South Asian Ambassador and Trustee of The Grand Theatre and proudly from Willenhall

SUIT invited to the British Library by Dame Carol Black and Dr Ed Day for their chapter contribution to “Lived Experience Recovery Organisations: Peer Generated Epicentres of Personal Change and Collective Transformation (Recovery Pathways Series Book 3)”

In 2024, SUIT were asked by Dr David Patton (Associate Professor in Criminology, University of Derby, owner of New Central Media publishing, & champion of the national LERO movement), to submit a chapter to an amazing lived experience book

Run for Good Shepherd

16 January 2026 14:32

Every mile makes a difference – find a race, fundraise and run for Good Shepherd.

In‑Comm’s Year with Good Shepherd

One of the West Midlands leading training providers has delivered over £25,000 worth of contributions through corporate volunteering, in-kind support and fundraising to boost the work of Good Shepherd Wolverhampton.

Bust of Mel Chevannes relocated to Civic Centre

The bust of Professor Mel Chevannes, Wolverhampton's first black councillor and committee chair, has been relocated from Wolverhampton Art Gallery to the Civic Centre, where it is now on public display near the main entrance.

Freeths advise Wattstor on £50 million debt facility with Aldermore Bank

Leading law firm Freeths has provided legal advice to Wattstor on a new debt financing of up to £50 million from Aldermore Bank to support the growth of its Price Protect project portfolio.

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