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Traffic enforcement patrols have been stepped up in streets near schools as part of the council’s crackdown on illegal parking - improving safety for thousands of pupils.
Mayor Richard Parker has hailed the first national road safety strategy in more than a decade as a vital step towards making the region’s roads safe.
How one business saved £1,000 in booking fees, while reducing their CO2 emissions by the equivalent of six return flights to Australia.
Three traffic islands in Bilston have been given a new lease of life as work to fix roads and tackle potholes across Wolverhampton continues.
The next steps in a major infrastructure upgrade on the A454 Willenhall Road Corridor will be considered by Planning Committee next week.
City of Wolverhampton Council is to make road safety improvements along part of Cannock Road.
The council has been making use of a specialist machine to help repair hundreds more potholes across the city.
A planning application has been submitted by City of Wolverhampton Council and University of Wolverhampton for the first phase of the city’s pioneering Green Innovation Corridor (GIC).
Wolverhampton Council is doubling down on its efforts to ensure roadworks carried out by utility companies on city roads are completed quickly and correctly.
Road safety is to be improved for hundreds more children and their families in streets around Bilston Nursery School.
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