Local News and Updates
- 15th January 2026
Walsall Council has welcomed the publication of the Bloxwich Launchpad Social Value Report, confirming that the regeneration project has delivered an exceptional £1.23 million in social value, significantly exceeding its original target of £277,000.
- 15th January 2026
Following the launch of the Walsall Food Plan, Walsall Council has recently added two new community shop locations to its growing network across the borough – one in Darlaston and another in Willenhall.
- 15th January 2026
On National Pothole Day, Walsall Council is highlighting its year-round strategy to maintaining safe roads.
- 15th January 2026
Businesses across the region are being encouraged to play a more active role in shaping the future workforce, as national policy places renewed emphasis on high-quality work experience for young people.
- 15th January 2026
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) has announced the appointment of Roy Colabawalla as its new President, making him the youngest President in the organisation’s history and the first to be appointed from the Warwickshire region.
- 15th January 2026
Businesses across the region are being encouraged to play a more active role in shaping the future workforce, as national policy places renewed emphasis on high-quality work experience for young people.
- 15th January 2026
Dr Ranjit Khutan was a guest of the Birmingham Chinatown Business Association and directed two sold out performances at the Birmingham Conference Centre for the Birmingham Chinatown Festival Committee
- 15th January 2026
Visitors have only a short time left to see the world‑renowned Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and the final opportunity to experience the acclaimed showcase of the sixty‑first competition
- 15th January 2026
A transparent look at why Polyspiral uses Claude and Microsoft Copilot—and why "AI" shouldn't automatically mean "ChatGPT"
- 15th January 2026
City of Wolverhampton Council is set to invest £107million over the next five years to deliver around 500 new council homes.