Local News and Updates
- 22nd September 2025
City of Wolverhampton Council’s latest Safer Routes to School project has been given top marks by pupils.
- 22nd September 2025
Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery launched a new exhibition on 20th September, "@Tight Control: Human Rights in Neon Lights," by Shropshire based disabled artist and activist Zoe Partington.
- 20th September 2025
Today (Saturday 20 September) across the West Midlands, a powerful message is taking to the road as Acorns Children’s Hospice ramps up its fight to save vital Government funding for children’s hospice care.
- 20th September 2025
Today (Saturday 20 September) across the West Midlands, a powerful message is taking to the road as Acorns Children’s Hospice ramps up its fight to save vital Government funding for children’s hospice care.
- 20th September 2025
oday (Saturday 20 September) across the West Midlands, a powerful message is taking to the road as Acorns Children’s Hospice ramps up its fight to save vital Government funding for children’s hospice care.
- 20th September 2025
Today (Saturday 20 September) across the West Midlands, a powerful message is taking to the road as Acorns Children’s Hospice ramps up its fight to save vital Government funding for children’s hospice care.
- 20th September 2025
A five-year Food Plan that sets out Walsall’s ambitious strategy to transform the borough’s food system was approved at a meeting of the Health and Wellbeing Board on 18 September 2025.
- 20th September 2025
The We Are Walsall 2040 partnership is launching a new podcast next week called Walsall Voices.
- 20th September 2025
An estimated 54,000 filled Walsall town centre on Saturday for the return of Walsall MakerFest, a free one-day festival dedicated to celebrating making, creativity and local talent.
- 20th September 2025
Over 100 professionals and community members attended a half-day event this September to share ideas on tackling the growing risk of drug-related deaths.