Planning approval has been granted for City of Wolverhampton Council to develop a new and improved Bilston High Street Link for the community. The link sits between Pinfold Street and…
The independent Chair of the new Low Hill Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board has been appointed – marking a major milestone in delivering a £20million transformation programme for the area.…
Councillors have approved a new plan to reform support for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) – helping address sustained pressure on local services, improve…
Over 5,000 people gathered together last Saturday 6 June to celebrate the city’s annual Pride event at West Park to celebrate inclusion, diversity and equality across Wolverhampton. Organisers say that…
Planning approval has been granted for the former Lloyds Bank building in Wolverhampton city centre to be converted to 18 apartments and offices with a ground floor café – boosting…
Cheaper parking, tougher action on fly‑tipping and a freeze on garden waste charges for 3 years were key parts of your Labour council’s budget approved tonight. £10 million in highway…
Fly‑tipping is a blight on our neighbourhoods - and that’s why your Labour council is investing more than £250,000, on top of everything we already do, to crack down hard…
Building New and Better Homes for Local People.. One of our key priorities is to build new and better homes for local people in well-connected neighbourhoods across the city. We…
Great news for Bilston! After more than a decade, Bilston is set to celebrate the return of its annual carnival this year as part of a wider package of events…
Jobs and skills are a key priority for the Wolverhampton Labour Group. As a council, we’re determined to give people in our city the best chances possible - through apprenticeships,…