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West Park Wolverhampton – Your Guide to Summer Events, Family Days Out and Outdoor Activities
West Park Wolverhampton – Your Guide to Summer Events, Family Days Out and Outdoor Activities
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Looking for things to do in Wolverhampton this summer? Whether you're planning a family day out, searching for scenic walking routes, wanting to get active outdoors or simply looking for the perfect picnic... View post

Local News in Wolverhampton

Young people from Wolverhampton who have recently started university or residential college are being reminded that it is not too late to get a free meningitis B (MenB) vaccination.
Children and young people can enjoy a spooktacular half term, thanks to Wolverhampton's popular physical activity programme Yo! Active.
City of Wolverhampton Council is set to procure and appoint a contractor in the coming weeks to begin enabling works at one of the city’s key Green Innovation Corridor (GIC) locations early in the New Year.
City of Wolverhampton Council is set to procure and appoint a contractor in the coming weeks to begin enabling works at one of the city’s key Green Innovation Corridor (GIC) locations early in the New Year.
The support available in Wolverhampton for people at risk of homelessness is being highlighted during the run up to World Homeless Day.
More than 60 members of the Black Country business community joined BCRS business loans for an afternoon of networking at its annual Black Country Diners Club event.
An inclusive school where pupils 'live and breathe' its ethos to work hard and be kind has been praised by Ofsted.
Residents are being encouraged to get involved in a range of events and activities taking place across Wolverhampton to mark World Mental Health Day this weekend.
Wolverhampton will be marking Hate Crime Awareness Week with a series of activities across the city.
The annual Civic Service in Wolverhampton on Wednesday (30 September, 2026) brought together civic leaders, community representatives and residents at St Peter's Church
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