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Giving a Boost to Wolverhampton Residents – helping them thrive, not just survive

Leave a Comment / Business / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

Increasing income, opportunities and life chances for Wolverhampton residents takes a major step forward today with the launch of Boost in the city. The new approach will take financial advice and guidance right into the heart of communities, helping residents who need it most access everything they’re entitled to and get support to better manage …

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New activity sessions will support people living with Parkinson’s

Leave a Comment / Health / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

People living with Parkinson’s in Wolverhampton are being invited to take part in 2 new weekly activity sessions designed to help improve their strength, mobility and overall wellbeing. The new programme, delivered by the City of Wolverhampton Council in partnership with Parkinson’s UK, offers non‑contact boxing fitness and strength and balance classes, both aimed at …

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Thousands of pupils set to enjoy musical extravaganza

Leave a Comment / Local / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

More than 3,000 children and young people from across Wolverhampton and the Black Country will experience the joy of a live orchestral performance at a special event next month. Wolverhampton Music Service is providing free tickets to 34 schools for 2 special concerts taking place in the city’s largest cultural venue – The University of …

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Historic first weddings take place in City Archives’ Oak Room

Leave a Comment / Local / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

Four happy couples made history last week as the first weddings took place in the newly licensed Oak Room at Wolverhampton City Archives. The intimate ceremonies were conducted by Wolverhampton’s Superintendent Registrar, Toby Dignum, assisted by Deputy Registrar, Amy Terry, marking the first time the beautifully decorated Georgian style space has hosted weddings. The Oak …

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Tech-led care helping residents live safely at home

Leave a Comment / Health / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

When Diane Vukmirovic fell in her back garden, she broke her wrist and was left lying on the ground in pain, calling out and hoping someone would hear her. Now, after being given access to technology, she feels confident living independently again. Diane, from Wolverhampton, is one of almost 1,000 residents taking part in a …

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Wolverhampton’s new city centre cinema welcomes 30,000 movie goers

Leave a Comment / Local / By / February 3, 2026 / ,

Wolverhampton’s new city centre Lockworks Cinema is celebrating 30,000 visitors through its doors since opening to the public 6 months ago. The newly refurbished 4 screen venue, inside the historic Grade II-listed Chubb Building, screened its first films on Friday 11 July, and continues to deliver the latest Hollywood blockbusters and more. Experienced independent commercial …

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Drop in for free advice and support at Help at the Hub event in Park Village

Leave a Comment / Local / By / January 27, 2026 / ,

Residents are again welcome to find free support and guidance on money, health and safety matters at an open event in Park Village next week, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council. Help at the Hub takes place on Friday 6 February, at Stratton Street Community Centre, Nine Elms Lane, WV10 9AF, between 11am and 2pm. …

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Find out more about NHS App at free drop-in

Leave a Comment / Health / By / January 27, 2026 / ,

Residents are being invited to discover the benefits of the free NHS App at a special drop-in session at the Civic Centre next Monday (2 February, 2026) from 10am to 3pm. The NHS app provides a convenient way for people to manage their healthcare via their smartphone, and members of the NHS Black Country Integrated …

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Council trials grit bin sensors as winter work continues to keep residents safe

Leave a Comment / Local / By / January 27, 2026 / ,

City of Wolverhampton Council is trialling the use of grit bin sensors that notify crews when rock salt needs refilling. The sensors are being tested at select locations and could also help save time and money by helping to identify trends informing more efficient refilling routes. Grit bins across the city have once again been …

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Wolverhampton Winter Pressures Fund making a difference

Leave a Comment / Local / By / January 27, 2026 / ,

This winter, many people in Wolverhampton have faced the harsh reality of homelessness or the fear of losing their home. The Winter Pressures Fund is helping to change that. The Winter Pressures Fund (WPF) is an innovative initiative managed by the Good Shepherd Wolverhampton, in partnership with City of Wolverhampton Council. It is designed to …

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