Wolverhampton Labour Group

A New Year message from city council leader

As Leader of Wolverhampton City Council I would like to wish you and your family a Happy New Year.

2012, like 2011, is set to be a challenging year for local authorities around the country as we seek to continue to manage the unprecedented cuts in funding the national government has brought to bear on council services.

We have already begun the process of responding to these cuts; we have made efficiencies and continue to look at new ways of working to protect the services that matter most to our communities. We will seek to do this in partnership and consultation with you.

I am proud of our city and the people who make Wolverhampton what it is. Let us work together in 2012 to continue getting the very best for our city.

Councillor Roger Lawrence
Leader of Wolverhampton City Council

Boundary Changes

The 2013 Review of Parliamentary constituency boundaries will introduce substantial changes. It will reduce the number of constituencies in England from 533 to 502. Find out what that means for Wolverhamtpon and have your say click here.

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Local News

Silence on Sundays:Calling time on the scrapvans

Campaigners are calling for limits to be placed on the time of day scrapvans are allowed to use their public address speakers after a spate of complaints.

Local campaigner Ian Brookfield and Fallings Park Ward Councillors Steve and Val Evans are organizing a "campaign survey" of local residents to see if the support a plan to limit noise nuisance on Sunday mornings.