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Wolverhampton Students take on 170-mile relay challenge for Good Shepherd

Students from Wolverhampton Grammar School are preparing to take on their annual Coast 2 Coast Challenge next month. Running 170 miles across the north of England in just 24 hours, to raise funds for Wolverhampton‑based charity Good Shepherd.

Molineux Sleepout is back for 2026

The Molineux Sleepout returns for 2026, raising vital funds for Wolves Foundation and Good Shepherd, with the annual challenge now in its eighth year.

New report highlights untapped potential of Birmingham’s music scene as driver of cultural tourism

A new study has been published highlighting a major opportunity to transform Birmingham’s music tourism offer.

Logistics experts encourage firms to adapt to new digital carnet procedures

Logistics firm Simpex Express is urging businesses to adapt to new procedures involving the digitalisation of ATA carnets, a document that lets firms temporarily take goods into another country

Water confidence initiative launched to combat underrepresentation of Black women

Waterways charity, the Canal & River Trust, working in partnership with Sport England, is launching a new swimming and water confidence initiative designed to support Black women in Birmingham to feel safer, more confident and better connected to water.

Island Delight employee celebrated at food and drink industry awards ceremony

The technical manager at Birmingham-based Jamaican patty brand Island Delight who has gone above and beyond has been honoured with the Quality & Technical Lead Award at the Women in Food & Drink Awards 2026.

Birmingham Airport expands hospitality offering with new lounge upgrades

Birmingham Airport (BHX) has announced an expansion of Swiss hospitality firm Aspire’s pre-flight lounges with two new offerings and an upgraded experience.

Going the extra mile as law firm backs marathon runner’s charity effort

Going the extra mile as law firm backs marathon runner’s charity effort

City Learning Quarter development shortlisted for RICS UK award

City of Wolverhampton Council’s new City Learning Quarter has been shortlisted for a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) West Midlands award.

New plan sets out next steps to support Wolverhampton families

A new plan setting out how families across Wolverhampton will be supported from pregnancy through early childhood has been published by the City of Wolverhampton Council as part of the next steps in transforming the city’s family services.

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