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Pioneering public health service receives national recognition

A pioneering service delivering potentially life saving liver scans in the community has received recognition at a national awards ceremony – with plans now being drawn up to extend the provision locally. The City of Wolverhampton Council has been working with Recovery Near You and the Service User Involvement Team to host a series of …

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Supporting Dads this International Fathers Mental Health Day

On Monday 22 June, it marks International Fathers’ Mental Health Day, an annual campaign dedicated to raising awareness of the mental health challenges faced by fathers and highlighting the importance of recognising and supporting their’ mental health while helping to reduce stigma and promote understanding across families and communities. Organised by the International Fathers’ Mental …

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Wolverhampton Art Gallery shortlisted in national charity’s Family Friendly Museum Award

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is shortlisted for the Kids in Museums Family Friendly Museum Award, the only museum award to be judged by the families who visit. Kids in Museums is a charity which has held these prestigious annual awards since 2004 to recognise the most family friendly heritage sites across the UK. It is the …

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Wolverhampton foster parent awarded MBE as city calls for more local families

A Wolverhampton foster parent was recently awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours List recognising her dedication to fostering, supporting many vulnerable children and young people over nearly 2 decades. Satbinder Bains fosters with ‘Fostering for Wolverhampton’, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s fostering service. She has welcomed more than 30 children into her home …

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Council marks Learning Disability Week with Duke Street event

The City of Wolverhampton Council has been marking Learning Disability Week, and held a walk around Wednesfield Park followed by coffee and cake for staff and residents at its in-house residential home, Duke Street bungalows, on Wednesday 17 June. The theme of Learning Disability Week 2026 is ‘Do you see me?’, and Councillor Linda Leach, …

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Children’s Social Care Services rated Good by Ofsted

Children’s Social Care Services in Wolverhampton have once again been rated Good by Ofsted, with inspectors highlighting ‘outstanding services for children in care and care leavers’. Inspectors visited the city in January to carry out a short inspection. In their report, published today (Thursday 18 June, 2026), they judged the experiences and progress of children …

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How Wolverhampton residents are getting a real Boost from the council

More than 200 residents have been helped to access income they were missing out on totalling nearly £1.4 million by the council’s new Boost project. Boost was launched at the start of the year by the City of Wolverhampton Council to increase income, opportunities and life chance for its residents. The Boost team has not …

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Caution urged with cigarettes after recent house fires in Wolverhampton caused by smoking

Residents are being urged to be cautious with cigarettes and smoking materials after they caused a number of house fires in Wolverhampton in recent months. City of Wolverhampton Council, Wolverhampton Homes and West Midlands Fire Service have come together to raise awareness of how to avoid what is one of the biggest causes of accidental …

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Strong start for initiative as communities reclaim green spaces

A new initiative to bring activities, events and positivity back to green spaces across Wolverhampton has made a strong start, with early sessions attracting high numbers of young people and families. The Your Spaces programme, led by Wolves Foundation in partnership with the City of Wolverhampton Council and funded by the council and the Premier …

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Have a say on new Voluntary and Community Sector Strategy

Residents, community groups, charities and other stakeholders are being invited to help shape the future of Wolverhampton’s voluntary and community sector. The City of Wolverhampton Council has launched an eight-week consultation giving people the opportunity to share their views on a draft Voluntary and Community Sector Strategy setting out how the council can work more …

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