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14th July 2026
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Looking for School Holiday Activities in Walsall? Discover Family Days Out, Outdoor Adventures and Great Things to Do Throughout 2026
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Local News in Walsall
Walsall Council and its partners have successfully secured £900,000 from Arts Council England's Place Partnership Fund to deliver Creative Horizons, a landmark programme that will create new opportunities for thousands of children
The team at Walsall Archives is inviting residents to visit its special Remembrance exhibition which honours the contribution and service of Black Royal Air Force veterans.
- 9th November 2026
As the colder weather, and darker nights draw in, there’s plenty of festive cheer making its way to Walsall, this winter! Here’s a roundup of all our events taking place across Walsall in November 2026!
A report recognising the significant progress on Walsall’s Food Plan will be presented at a meeting of the Health and Wellbeing Board on Thursday 5 November.
- 9th November 2026
Walsall Council has been presented with a Gold Award under the Ministry of Defence’s Employer Recognition Scheme, recognising its long-term commitment to supporting the armed forces community.
Walsall residents aged 50 and over across Walsall are being encouraged to take part in the next two cohorts of the Health in Later Life Physical Activity Programme, helping people be active, independent and connected within their local communities.
Walsall Council Trading Standards officers have removed unsafe and non-compliant products from sale during inspections of traders in Blakenall and Bloxwich.
Residents can now report a wider range of community protection concerns to Walsall Council online, including noise nuisance, rubbish on private land, anti-social behaviour and problems with taxis and licensed businesses.
- 9th November 2026
Walsall residents are being urged to have their say on Walsall Council’s budget proposals for 2027/28.
- 9th November 2026
As colder weather can drive rodents indoors in search of food and shelter, Walsall Council’s Environmental Health officers are highlighting the consequences of inadequate pest control.