The 'Get You Ready for Work' programme co-ordinated by Wolverhampton City Council's Economic Inclusion Team in partnership with Low Hill & Park Village Community Forum, TLC College and the City…
Two Wolverhampton schoolgirls have joined the fight against litter by designing posters that are being displayed on the sides of the city’s bin lorries. Sophie Rolfe, aged 7, from Castlecroft…
The £10.4 million redevelopment of Wolverhampton’s Civic Halls came a step closer today with the city council submitting its planning application. More than £174.4 million of public and private investment…
The multi-million pound regeneration of Wolverhampton’s transport hub area is hitting new heights with the roof on the showpiece Interchange 10 (i10) building nearing completion. i10 will provide the only…
Two days after the West Midlands Combined Authority launched its plans to become an economic powerhouse the Chancellor, George Osborne, gave it his personal backing in…
An exciting programme of events for people living, visiting, working or doing business in Wolverhampton gets underway on Friday (3 July, 2015). The first Wolverhampton Visitor Week is a great…
People interested in becoming foster carers can find out more about this vital role at a special Fostering Friday event taking place on Friday (3 July, 2015). Members of Wolverhampton…
Accidents in the 19th century, Medieval Wolverhampton and Georgian enamelling will be the subject of talks exploring different facets of local history next month. Wolverhampton City Council's Arts and Museums…
Elections that will decide the direction of the country and the Council take place on 7th May 2014. Council Leader and Leader of the Labour Group, Cllr Roger Lawrence, says,…
The chief executive of Public Health England has praised the efforts of Wolverhampton City Council’s Public Health team to improve the lives of people in the city. Duncan Selbie described…