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Local News in Wolverhampton
- 18th September 2026
People in Wolverhampton are being encouraged to know their rights if they were to be a victim of crime.
Community lender BCRS Business Loans is on course to build on one of its most successful years to date by supporting businesses to grow and increase employment, its annual general meeting was told.
The West Midlands has been recognised as one of the UK’s most optimistic regions in a customer sentiment survey conducted by PwC UK.
- 17th September 2026
Higgs LLP is continuing to invest in the next generation of its workforce, with 12 new trainees joining the firm this month and a further nine progressing into the next stage of their training.
- 17th September 2026
West Midlands Police report overall crime in Wolverhampton down by more than 7% in the year to March 2026. Albrighton Group Services looks at why a falling crime rate doesn't mean every business in the Black Country faces the same risk.
City businesses will be putting themselves in the spotlight during Wolverhampton Business Week (September 21-25) to share their experiences and offer support.
Wolverhampton Art Gallery presents a major exhibition by British artist Permindar Kaur this autumn. Dread Naught, opening 24 October 2026, is Kaur’s largest show of new work to date, and features newly commissioned monumental figures formed from copper
Wolverhampton residents are invited to have their electric blankets tested for free and receive information on energy bills at three special advice days in the city.
Job seekers are being urged to get along to the Wolves at Work Employer and Recruitment event being run during Wolverhampton Business Week (September 21-25).
- 16th September 2026
Free flu vaccinations are now underway in Wolverhampton schools, with parents and carers encouraged to complete consent forms as soon as possible so their children can become Flu Fighters this winter.