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Boosting incomes, lives and opportunities in Wolverhampton

A new project will help Wolverhampton residents thrive and not just survive by increasing their income, opportunity and life chances. Leader of the Council, Councillor Stephen Simkins revealed the new approach called BOOST at last night’s (Wednesday 3 December) Full Council meeting. A team will take support right into the heart of communities helping maximise …

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Community clinics carry out over 1,200 liver scans

Over 1,200 liver scans have now been completed at a pioneering series of pop up clinics across Wolverhampton designed to bring non invasive health screening directly into the community. The free Fibro-scan clinics, which have taken place in community locations, businesses and within faith settings including gurdwaras, Hindu mandirs, mosques and a Buddhist centre, are …

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Next step in transformative Smithgate city centre scheme set to be approved

Wolverhampton’s largest regeneration scheme is on track to reach a significant milestone next week. City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet is set to approve the land deal that will enable developer ECF – a partnership between L&G, Homes England, and Muse – to begin works on phase one of Smithgate. The first phase, known as Bicycle …

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Free all day parking for Wednesfield in the run up to Christmas

There will be free parking all day, every day at the council’s Wednesfield car parks in the run up to Christmas to encourage more shoppers and support local businesses. City of Wolverhampton Council’s festive parking offer runs from Saturday 6 December, up to and including Tuesday 23 December at: Woodhouse Fold ‘Steph Clark’ car park …

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Suspected fly tipper tracked down and prosecuted after waste dumped in the city

A suspected fly tipper who was tracked down through personal details left in bags of dumped household waste has been prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council. A number of bags of household waste were left in an alleyway between All Saints Road and Gower Street in the St Peter’s area of the city in July. …

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Think twice before gifting off road vehicles or e-scooters

The City of Wolverhampton Council, working with West Midlands Police and partners, is asking parents and guardians to think carefully before buying off road vehicles or e-scooters as Christmas presents. While many young people are enthusiastic about adventure and riding, allowing them to use these vehicles illegally can have serious and lasting consequences. Off road …

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Extra Safe Haven nights to support festive revellers

Visitors to Wolverhampton city centre will benefit from additional Safe Haven provision this December, thanks to funding from the Safer Wolverhampton Partnership and Wolverhampton BID. The Late Night Safe Haven, delivered by Wolverhampton BID in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton Council, West Midlands Police, and the University of Wolverhampton, will be in operation in …

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Help prevent the spread of winter vomiting bug

Residents in Wolverhampton are being reminded of the simple steps they can take to protect themselves and others from norovirus – commonly known as the winter vomiting bug. Norovirus is a stomach bug that causes sickness and diarrhoea. While cases are not currently high, the virus tends to circulate more during colder months and can …

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New inclusion charter launched at education summit

A new charter setting out Wolverhampton’s shared definition of inclusion, why it matters, and the lifelong impact it has on children and families, has been officially unveiled. Co‑produced with children, young people, families and professionals, the City of Wolverhampton Inclusion Charter – All Means All – reflects what young people themselves have said about how …

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Andy’s Man Club celebrates year of support and real impact

Andy’s Man Club Wolverhampton is celebrating its anniversary after a successful first 12 months’ supporting local men through conversation, compassion, and connection. Since opening its doors at the University of Wolverhampton Science Park, the club has welcomed over 200 men to its sessions, with average weekly attendance now above 30. The group has also grown …

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