WV Active Bilston-Bert Williams’ Swim School has reached a significant milestone, with more than 1,000 young swimmers currently on its books. Offering a comprehensive range of lessons tailored to all ages and abilities, the Bert Williams Swim School supports swimmers from as young as 3 months through its pre-school Discovery Ducks programme, right up to …
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Residents are getting behind a trailblazing council neighbourhood pilot project to help save on energy costs, reduce carbon emissions and improve health. City of Wolverhampton Council has been granted £545,502 Department for Energy Security and Net Zero funding through West Midlands Combined Authority’s Net Zero Neighbourhood Fund for Graiseley Low Carbon Energy Accelerator Pilot (LEAP). …
City of Wolverhampton’s visitor economy grew for the second successive year in 2024 – a new report has revealed. The figures – compiled by independent tourism research body Global Tourism Solutions for the West Midlands Growth Company – illustrate the impact of tourism in the region in 2024 and show the city’s visitor economy was …
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The first of 99 new energy efficient council bungalows homes have been completed as part of a scheme to replace 93 post war prefabs on the Lincoln Green Estate in Bushbury. Local residents were yesterday (Wednesday 8 October) given a guided tour of the finished homes constructed by Keon Homes on School Lane, with tenants …
Staff and pupils at Palmers Cross Primary School are celebrating the official opening of their newly expanded Speech, Language and Communication Resource Base. Previously housed in 2 temporary classrooms deemed no longer fit for purpose, the school’s original Resource Base supported 16 pupils. Now, thanks to partnership working between the Elston Hall Learning Trust and …
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Young people are thriving after taking part in an innovative multi agency initiative designed to help build their confidence, develop life skills, and make positive steps towards their futures. Run2It was a collaborative effort led by Wolverhampton Youth Justice Service (YJS), health professionals, and other local partners. Over 14 weeks, it offered young people a …
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A City of Wolverhampton Council worker has scooped the Biggest Impact Award at this year’s National Children & Young People Awards for his efforts in spearheading a football tournament for care leavers. Young Persons Advisor Sam Neath was the driving force behind the National Championship Cup football tournament, which took place at Molineux Stadium this …
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The multi million revamp of Bilston Market will be delivered in line with promises made to traders, the Council has confirmed. Work is now well under way on the project which will boast better access, a new canopy, upgraded toilets, enhanced stalls, and improved public spaces when completed. Councillor Bhupinder Gakhal, City of Wolverhampton Council …
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Works will this week get underway to improve the Bilston-Bert Williams Leisure Centre car park ahead of construction starting on a new state of the art Bilston Health and Wellbeing Facility to serve the community. Outline planning approval is already in place for the new facility on the council owned site, adjacent to the WV …
Wolverhampton Homes staff took part in transformative suicide awareness training sessions supported by the City of Wolverhampton Council and the city’s Suicide Prevention Stakeholder Forum recently. Delivered by the Violet Project, a Midlands based charity dedicated to creating a world where suicide is no longer considered an option, the sessions were designed to equip participants …