Major public sector organisations in Wolverhampton are set to join forces to launch the ‘Wolverhampton Pound’ with a pledge to keep more of their £834 million collective spending power within the city.

City of Wolverhampton Council Leader, Ian Brookfield, has urged local people to report Covid-19 rule-breaking in shops, businesses and workplaces to council enforcement officers.

Tickets are now on sale for next month’s Wolverhampton Literature Festival (February 12-14).

City of Wolverhampton Council is set to finalise plans for the second phase of Wolverhampton Art Gallery improvement works to start in June 2021.

A Wolverhampton carpet shop which put customers at risk by continuing to operate during the national lockdown has been fined £1,000 by the council.

Businesses to get expert local advice on navigating new EU trade deal

Council continues its support for city primary schools

City of Wolverhampton Council has today raised “serious concerns” about primary schools opening safely next week – and urged the Government to support a move to online learning.

City residents are being warned to be on their guard against scammers who are exploiting the ongoing coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.

West Midlands Housing First scheme reaches three hundred milestone