Annoyances and Irritations News & Updates
- 8th August 2025
As Wolves prepare for a new Premier League season, the club can now reflect on supporter sanction data collected across the 2024/25 campaign, both at Molineux and on the road, which has been made public via wolves.co.uk.
Three suspected fly tippers who ignored investigations have been ordered to pay a total of £4,200 following successful prosecutions by City of Wolverhampton Council.
City of Wolverhampton Council’s Shop a Tipper scheme has resulted in another successful prosecution for fly tipping – and another gift card for an eagle-eyed resident.
An upgraded council enforcement car is to hit the streets tackling dangerous parking near schools and bus stops to help safety and traffic flow in the city.
City of Wolverhampton Council is putting plans in place to remove the chewing gum that blights local streets after receiving a £20,155 grant to tackle the issue.
A business that fly tipped in the city then ignored a £400 council fixed penalty has been ordered to pay more than £8,800 by magistrates.
City of Wolverhampton Council has seized and crushed a van which dumped rubbish in the city.
Following an application on behalf of Wolverhampton City Council by Wolverhampton Homes, Black Country Magistrates Court closed down a residential property in Dickens Road earlier this month.
A city food business which was found to be trading despite an active rat infestation has been successfully prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.
The directors of a city business where cockroaches contaminated surfaces and equipment have been successfully prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.