Local News and Updates
- 30th November 2022
Hundreds more families and individuals at risk of homelessness are to get a safe and comfortable place to call home thanks to a £9 million investment by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).
- 30th November 2022
As part of its autumn programme, Wolverhampton Art Gallery is delighted to shine a spotlight on the work of one of the city’s talented emerging artists.
- 30th November 2022
SUIT has become a platform service for some of the most vulnerable people in Wolverhampton, and is based on the needs, wants and requirements of service users.
- 30th November 2022
The Kates Hill Press will be taking part in the Wolverhampton Literature Festival for the third year running.
- 25th November 2022
Organisations across the region have officially been recognised by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) for their work in actively promoting the health and wellbeing of their staff.
- 25th November 2022
City residents are being given some helpful safety tips if they are thinking of buying second-hand electrical goods.
- 25th November 2022
Actions to combat the cost-of-living crisis, health inequalities and homelessness will be top of the agenda when dozens of faith and community leaders gather with public sector officials at a key summit next week.
- 25th November 2022
There are just a few days left to provide feedback on plans to grow and develop the region’s rail network over the next 30 years....
- 25th November 2022
"I want to talk about the themes of hope, peace, joy and love as we head towards the end of the year" said Ian Henery, Poet in Residence of 101.8 WCR FM in Wolverhampton "and paint a rainbow over Wolverhampton".
- 25th November 2022
Wolverhampton’s ambitious City Learning Quarter vision has reached a major milestone with the Council appointing its preferred construction partner for the new city centre campus.