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Scott Thompson, Managing Director Thompson Group; (right) meets Councillor John Reynolds, Cabinet Member for City Economy (left) to talk about the Thompson’s Tech 18 event.

Advice on offer from world leaders at free technology event

Post published:13th September 2018
Post Category:Local News

World-leading manufacturers will be demonstrating the benefits of the latest innovative technologies to businesses at a free event in the City of Wolverhampton on Wednesday, September 26. Specialists Samsung, Honeywell,…

Thousands to enjoy tasty and nutritious free school meals

Post published:7th September 2018
Post Category:Local News / Uncategorised

Thousands of children in Wolverhampton will be eligible to receive free school meals once again this year. Under the Government’s Universal Infant Free School Meals scheme, all Reception, Year 1…

Centre on track to become city’s first Healthy Living Hub

Post published:24th August 2018
Post Category:Local News

A community centre has launched a drive to become Wolverhampton's first Healthy Living Hub – offering local residents a wide range of health and wellbeing advice and services. The plan…

Wolverhampton introduces a new range of themed markets. ( LtR) Mayor of Wolverhampton, Councillor Phil Page; Mayoress of Wolverhampton, Mrs Elaine Hadley-Howell; Dermot McGillicuddy, Director.-LSD-Promotions; Councillor Steve Evans Cabinet Member for City Environment;

Themed markets coming soon to Dudley Street

Post published:10th August 2018
Post Category:Local News / Uncategorised

A host of themed markets are coming to City of Wolverhampton’s Dudley Street. City of Wolverhampton Council has again joined forces with its approved market operator, LSD Promotions, to develop…

Three participants from the Impact Programme land jobs with City of Wolverhampton Council (LtR) Councillor Lynne Moran, Cabinet Member for Education and Skills; Sofia Filipe, Customer Services, Blue Badge; Pele Harvey Customer Services; Grace Odesanya;

Trio land council jobs through Impact employability programme

Post published:7th August 2018
Post Category:Local News

An employability support programme targeting 15 to 29-year-olds has helped three city residents land jobs at City of Wolverhampton Council. The Black Country Impact project - which is funded by…

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Application submitted for hundreds of Bilston homes

Post published:25th July 2018
Post Category:Local News

Countryside has submitted its full planning application to build hundreds of homes at Bilston Urban Village. The award-winning home builder and regeneration specialist has already been granted permission to begin…

City Archives celebrate 40th anniversary

Post published:24th July 2018
Post Category:Local News

Wolverhampton City Archives celebrated its 40th anniversary on Saturday. To mark the occasion the Mayor of Wolverhampton, Councillor Phil Page, and Cabinet Member for City Economy, Councillor John Reynolds, paid…

Galliford Try take on two major city housing schemes

Post published:21st June 2018
Post Category:Local News

City of Wolverhampton Council has welcomed Galliford Try Partnerships as the new developer on two of its major housing regeneration sites in the city. The move comes after the leading…

Wolverhampton Labour Group gains more seats in city council election!!!

Post published:4th May 2018
Post Category:Local News

Local elections took place across the City of Wolverhampton last night and it proved to be a great night for us as we gained two seats (in the Penn &…

Retiring Councillors

Post published:10th April 2018
Post Category:Local News

On behalf of the Wolverhampton Council Labour Group, our thanks go to all our colleagues retiring from the Council for the work they have done for the City, the Council,…

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