Transport and Travel News & Updates
More than 7,500 potholes will be fixed this year in Wolverhampton as the council continues its commitment to improve the city's roads.
West Midlands Railway (WMR) has raised awareness of how to stay safe on the railway among thousands of passengers during Rail Safety Week recently.
Birmingham Airport has a new shareholder after Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan agreed to sell its stake to Macquarie Asset Management.
Fixing roads and tackling potholes is a priority for City of Wolverhampton Council and more resurfacing will be taking place throughout the summer.
Thought provoking artworks have been installed at five railway stations in the West Midlands, promoting action against violence towards women and girls.
West Midlands mayor Richard Parker has vowed to revolutionise the region’s buses after giving the green light to proposals that will bring the network back under public control for the first time in almost 40 years.
City of Wolverhampton Council has welcomed a £2million boost to help tackle potholes as more road improvement works are rolled out.
- 7th April 2025
City of Wolverhampton Council is to start highways works to put in place new road safety measures for children and parents walking to a city primary school.
West Midlands mayor Richard Parker says work is on track to bring passenger services back to a Birmingham railway line for the first time in 80 years.
A raft of new road and footway improvements to help prevent potholes will be put into action by City of Wolverhampton Council.