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Round the clock pothole repairs and more roads to be resurfaced across city

Pothole repairs are now being carried out 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in Wolverhampton. It follows City of Wolverhampton Council’s announcement that it is set to invest £10 million in resurfacing the city’s roads and other highways improvements over the next 12 months. Additional round the clock and weekend repairs and inspections …

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Self weigh baby service available across city

Parents and carers across Wolverhampton are being reminded that the city’s self weigh baby service is available at a range of Best Start in Life Family Hubs and libraries, following a fantastic response to its launch last year. The service offers a simple and convenient way for parents to monitor their baby’s growth and wellbeing, …

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City store ordered to pay more than £16,000 for stocking illicit cigarettes, vapes and tobacco

A city shop which stocked thousands of illicit tobacco products has been ordered to pay £16,000 following a prosecution by City of Wolverhampton Council. Heath Town business Easy Mini Market Ltd, trading as Easy Shop, was prosecuted after illicit cigarettes, tobacco and vapes were found hidden in the store for a second time. A total …

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Smithgate takes key steps forward as funding secured and work begins

A vibrant new quarter at the heart of Wolverhampton city centre has taken crucial steps forward after securing significant new funding, appointing a contractor and construction works starting on site. Smithgate will deliver up to 1,000 new homes alongside a mix of public spaces, shops and amenities, creating a place where people can live, work, …

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Care home staff become health champions in city pilot

A pilot scheme is supporting care home providers in Wolverhampton to strengthen how they prevent and manage infectious illness – helping to protect both residents and staff. The Care Home Health Protection Champion project aims to build knowledge and confidence among staff, residents and families around common infectious diseases, how infections spread, and what steps …

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Hickman Avenue redevelopment plans approved to facilitate major city centre living scheme

Planning permission has been granted for City of Wolverhampton Council to redevelop its Hickman Avenue site to accommodate new fleet services workshops and a taxi licensing facility. Demolition of old light industrial units is expected to start in April, with construction works beginning in the summer. The scheme is designed to accommodate the council’s fleet …

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Wolves at Work invite residents to talk to training providers at National Apprenticeship Week event

City residents are being invited to discover more about apprenticeships during National Apprenticeship Week (9 to 15 February) to kickstart their career or start a new chapter. Drop in and chat to an array of training providers being hosted by Wolves at Work at its i10 employment hub – at the heart of the city …

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Inspectors praise school described as ‘amazing’ by pupils

A school where staff have high expectations for their pupils – and which children themselves describe as ‘amazing’ – has been praised by Ofsted. Inspectors visited Holy Rosary Catholic Primary Academy in December, and in their report published recently describe it is as a ‘warm and friendly school where pupils are highly valued, have fun …

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Free workshop will explore city’s Caribbean heritage

People with an interest in Wolverhampton’s Caribbean histories are being invited to apply to attend a special workshop, Witnessing Gaps, Carrying Stories, at Wolverhampton City Archives next month. This in person, one day event will offer a small group the opportunity to engage deeply with original records through artistic practice and creative process, led by …

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Council set to invest another £10 million in fixing roads and tackling potholes

City of Wolverhampton Council is proposing a £10 million investment in fixing roads and tackling potholes this year – providing safer and smoother journeys for all. The council is ready to roll out a fresh wave of road resurfacing and other improvements across the city under its 2026/27 Highway Capital Programme. It builds on last …

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