Home and Family News & Updates
- 27th June 2025
A planning application has been submitted to build 12 new council apartments on a disused garage site in Graiseley.
City of Wolverhampton Council has submitted a planning application for the redevelopment of its Hickman Avenue site to accommodate a new fleet services depot.
Eleven new-build council homes have been completed in under nine months on a vacant site in Bilston.
Residents looking for a splashing summer will be delighted to know that City of Wolverhampton Council has reopened Tettenhall Pool and East Park water play.
WV Living has officially commenced work on its latest residential development, Pear Tree Lane, located on the former site of Coseley Swimming Baths.
Local residents joined city housing partners to lay the first bricks in the construction of 99 new energy-efficient council bungalows to replace 93 post-war prefabs on the Lincoln Green Estate in Bushbury.
Anyone looking for free support and guidance on a range of money, health and safety matters is welcome to attend an open event in Low Hill next month, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
City residents are invited to give their views on ways to develop and protect the wildlife, heritage and natural beauty of Smestow Valley Local Nature Reserve.
The first new affordable homes being built on the site of a former eyesore Bilston pub and neighbouring derelict garages have been completed.
City of Wolverhampton Council is to start work on a pioneering neighbourhood pilot project to cut carbon emissions, energy costs and improve health after securing funding.