Home and Family News & Updates
Demolition has begun on the first of a number of brownfield sites on Moat Street in Willenhall, clearing the way for new homes.
Tenants and leaseholders can expect a repairs and maintenance service that will be more flexible and responsive following the award of new contracts by Birmingham City Council.
Residents are again welcome to find free support and guidance on money, health and safety matters at an open event in Park Village next week, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Residents have moved into the first new homes delivered as part of City of Wolverhampton Council’s transformation of New Park Village estate.
- 15th January 2026
City of Wolverhampton Council is set to invest £107million over the next five years to deliver around 500 new council homes.
Wolverhampton Council has secured just over £6million to ensure 140 new council homes on 14 development sites in the city will be provided as social housing.
- 8th December 2025
A new project will help Wolverhampton residents thrive and not just survive by increasing their income, opportunity and life chances.
- 2nd December 2025
Searching for tip opening times in Wolverhampton? This blog gives you a clear breakdown of both local recycling centres, their opening hours, locations and the key information you need before disposing of your household waste.
- 26th November 2025
Dozens of new affordable homes for Birmingham families are set to be built in Northfield, thanks to the city council's collaborative work with developers and housing associations.
With temperatures dropping, Birmingham City Council tenants in 2,000 homes are set to save hundreds of pounds in heating costs this winter, thanks to a £111 million scheme to insulate homes.