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The first stage of improvements to enhance public facilities at Wolverhampton’s Central Library has been completed as part of the £61million City Learning Quarter programme.
The school run has been made safer for more pupils following the introduction of traffic calming measures by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Opportunities for the private sector to get involved in Wolverhampton’s pioneering Green Innovation Corridor (GIC) are being presented to investors, funders, developers at UKREiiF this week (May 20-22).
City of Wolverhampton Council is continuing its crackdown on suspected fly tippers with another successful prosecution and another result for its Shop a Tipper scheme.
To celebrate 75 years of epic family fun, Drayton Manor is calling on guests to share their treasured memories at the park over the years.
Great food and great prices will be right on the doorstep for residents as a new community shop opens today (Monday, March 3) at Fifth Avenue Community Centre.
Suspected fly tippers are being told not to ignore council investigations following another successful prosecution in the city.
The City of Wolverhampton Council has revealed food is still the largest single item by far, which residents ask the council for help with as part of cost of living support.
Wolverhampton residents are being urged to remain vigilant and follow some important guidance when considering aesthetic procedures available on the High Street.
If you’re looking for some free support and guidance on money, health and safety matters, please pop along to an open day in Lanesfield this month, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
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