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Public consultation on improvements to Bilston Urban Garden has today (Thursday 19 March) been launched. The Urban Garden scheme is a key component of the transformative Bilston Health & Regeneration Programme (HaRP), supported by Government funding. The programme aims to integrate health, leisure and community infrastructure within Bilston town centre enhancing the quality of the …

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Councillors have approved the implementation of a 3 year Public Spaces Protection Order, or ‘PSPO’, at Bentley Bridge Retail and Leisure Park, aimed at reducing violence and anti-social behaviour. Members of the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet gave the plans the green light last night (Wednesday 18 March, 2026). It follows a period of public …

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Mayor of Wolverhampton Councillor Craig Collingswood launched this year’s Mayor’s Fest which reaches its 10th anniversary of fundraising for charities at venues across the city. The Mayor said: “I’m delighted that this year’s Mayor’s Fest is marking its 10th anniversary with 3 fantastic days of live music and entertainment across some of Wolverhampton’s best loved …

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The City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet has approved plans for a new Communication and Interaction Resource Base at Stow Heath Primary School. The proposals, agreed by councillors last night (Wednesday 18 March, 2026), will see the creation of a new, 20 place Resource Base focused on communication and interaction, designed to support children with speech, …

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Local people have helped shape the future for Wolverhampton’s St George’s, with fresh community feedback calling for a lively and creative multi-use space full of activity day and night. City of Wolverhampton Council and social impact developer Capital&Centric brought together a multi-generational roundtable, inviting students, young people, older residents, community groups, and academics to share …

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The second phase of a Wolverhampton Council scheme is underway to replace 105 post-war prefabs on two sites in the city and provide existing residents with 111 new energy efficient council bungalows and 4 flats. Works are ongoing on the first phase of 36 new bungalows on the Lincoln Green Estate, Bushbury, with the first …

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People are being urged to be aware of the symptoms of tuberculosis (TB) as Wolverhampton prepares to mark World TB Day on Tuesday (24 March, 2026). TB is an infection caused by bacteria. It mainly affects the lungs, but it can affect any part of the body. It is spread when a person who has …

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Residents wanting to give their homes some love and attention this spring can do it without splashing the cash. Wolverhampton Tool Library, launched as part of the council’s City Homemakers project with partners All Saints Action Network (ASAN), is holding a special spring event tomorrow (Wednesday) at their All Saints Road base. There’s a chance …

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The official countdown to 2026 Vaisakhi has begun, with thousands of visitors expected once again at Wolverhampton’s premier park for the annual celebrations in May. The popular cultural festival will return to West Park on Sunday 3 May between 12pm and 5pm and Entry is Free. The Council of Sikh Gurdwaras in Wolverhampton have planned …

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