Community News & Updates
- 12th November 2026
A new play which takes audiences inside Britain’s mental health system is touring the West Midlands – including performances in Wolverhampton and Birmingham.
Council set to invest in new road sweeper vehicle to help keep gullies clear of leaves
Winter support for Wolverhampton residents is being expanded by the council with new measures to help people access affordable food, manage household finances and stay healthy during the colder months.
Broadcaster, therapist and author recognised for Start-up, Female Entrepreneur and Mentor of the Year, with public voting open until 6 November
- 4th November 2026
People in Wolverhampton are being encouraged to make a lasting difference to someone's life by becoming a Personal Assistant, and help meet a growing demand for this rewarding role.
Lifetime Achievement Nomination for local businessman and inventor
- 2nd November 2026
Plans to further strengthen Wolverhampton's response to anti social behaviour and provide long term investment in early intervention and prevention programmes for young people are set to be considered by Cabinet this week.
Broadcaster, therapist and author recognised for Start-up, Female
Entrepreneur and Mentor of the Year, with public voting open until 6
November
- 30th October 2026
Young readers and their families can look forward to a brighter, more welcoming Children's Library at Central Library following a programme of refurbishment works which is due to get underway next week.
Ming Moon Birmingham has presented a £500 cheque to Community Matters, reaffirming its appreciation for the Wolverhampton community and its commitment to supporting local causes