There is still time for parent carers, young people, and professionals to share their views on Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services in Wolverhampton.
Wolverhampton City Archives' Local History Fair returns next month – with residents and visitors invited to immerse themselves in the rich and varied heritage of Wolverhampton and the surrounding area.
A new pathway, additional seating and revamped community noticeboards are currently being installed at a Wednesfield park to offer improvements for local residents.
The City of Wolverhampton Council's Customer Services team will be holding a series of digital support sessions to help parents and guardians complete their online applications for secondary school places.
Wolverhampton Business Week 2025 (22-26 September) will provide opportunities to learn how emerging technologies can support and grow the city’s businesses.
Councillors have backed a strategy designed to further enhance community safety and improve quality of life across Wolverhampton, and described as a “commitment to real lasting change”.
The City of Wolverhampton Council's Public Health team has unveiled a new Sexual and Reproductive Health toolkit to give professionals the knowledge and resources they need to support residents’ wellbeing.
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