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 …
Children aged 2 and 3 can now become Flu Fighters this autumn, with free nasal flu vaccinations available at GPs and selected community pharmacies across Wolverhampton from now until 31 March. Parents and carers are encouraged to act quickly to protect their little ones – and the wider family – from flu this winter. Flu …
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People are being encouraged to pause, reflect and connect as Wolverhampton marks World Mental Health Day on Friday. World Mental Health Day takes place annually on 10 October, and this year’s theme focuses on ‘overwhelm: when global events and relentless bad news become too much’. Councillor Obaida Ahmed, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member …
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The City of Wolverhampton Council has been chosen to help rollout the new NHS Health Check Online. The groundbreaking initiative is designed to transform the way people access preventative health services by making it even easier for people to get their free NHS Health Check. Available to eligible 40 to 74 year olds – those …
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People are being invited to come together for a family fun day which aims to celebrate community spirit and local pride at Bilston Neighbourhood Day. The event takes place on Friday 10 October, between 12pm and 6pm, at Bert Turner Boulevard, where visitors can expect a small funfair, inflatables, roaming performers, live music and DJ …
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The Mayor of Wolverhampton joined local residents at the official opening of a special exhibition celebrating the centenary of Low Hill Estate yesterday (Wednesday 1 October, 2025). The exhibition at Low Hill Library traces the life of the estate through photos, maps and personal recollections and marks around 100 years since the first homes were …
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A new community led display at Wolverhampton’s Central Library is shining a light on Wednesfield Burial Ground, and marking 170 years since its formal consecration on 2 October, 1855. The exhibition, created by the Friends of Wednesfield Burial Ground and led by Project Manager Marie Sewell, and Creative Support Graham Stubbs, is on show until …
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October is Black History Month – a time to honour, reflect on, and celebrate the rich heritage, achievements, and contributions of Black communities across Wolverhampton, the UK and beyond. Each October, people come together to recognise the stories, cultures, and legacies that have shaped society, while also acknowledging the ongoing journey towards racial equality, justice, …
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Around half of parents whose children will be starting secondary school next year have now applied for a place for them – and the rest are encouraged to do so as soon as possible. The deadline for applications for places for students who are due to start Year 7 in 2026 is 31 October, 2025, …
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Market traders in Bilston have called for people to support their local market while major refurbishment works take place. More than £8 million is being invested by City of Wolverhampton Council in a major redevelopment of Bilston outdoor market. Work on the scheme is now underway and once completed will give traders and customers better …
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