Wolverhampton Business Week returns from 21 to 25 September - bringing together businesses, education providers, community organisations and public and private sector partners for a week of events
Another group of talented graduates have joined the City of Wolverhampton Council and are embarking on a career in social work as part of the national charity Frontline’s Approach Social Work programme.
As children return to school, Wolverhampton's public health team is reminding parents and carers how to spot common seasonal illnesses and help keep children healthy throughout autumn and winter.
Residents or businesses with spare USB Type C mobile phone chargers cluttering up desks and drawers can donate them and support the council’s efforts to bridge the digital divide.
Wolverhampton Business Week returns from 21 to 25 September - bringing together businesses, education providers, community organisations and public and private sector partners for a week of events focused on skills
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