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The City of Wolverhampton Council has formally approved the permanent expansion of Green Park School, creating an additional 27 places for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). The decision, taken by Cabinet last week following the completion of statutory consultation processes, will see an extension built on the existing school …

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The impact that Technology Enabled Care (TEC) is having on people in Wolverhampton with care and support needs is demonstrated by one resident who says it has enabled her to get her life back. The City of Wolverhampton Council launched its new TEC service earlier this autumn, following a highly successful pilot programme. It will …

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A truck used to fly tip in the city has been seized and destroyed as City of Wolverhampton Council sends out a clear warning in its battle against the crime. The tough action has been taken in an attempt to deter offenders and prevent the vehicle from being used in future environmental crimes. In this …

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Visitors to Wolverhampton city centre can now enjoy parking at any time of the day or night at the council’s Civic Centre car park. The 332 space car park is trialling 24/7 opening hours following its recent hi-tech upgrade, which is making parking easier and more convenient. Just steps away from University of Wolverhampton at …

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The Christmas season, while fun for many, also brings real money worries, so please talk to us now if you need help, advice and need to access support. Time is running out to apply for financial support through the Household Support Fund (HSF) and receive it before Christmas. If you need help to pay for …

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Pupils in Wolverhampton are excelling at Key Stage 2 – and performing above the regional and national average in many measures – according to official data released this week. The Key Stage 2 attainment data for the 2024-25 academic year shows that 65% of pupils in Wolverhampton achieved the expected standard in Reading, Writing & …

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Residents, businesses, schools, faith groups, charities and other organisations across Wolverhampton have once again united to say ‘no’ to interpersonal violence, as the city marked the conclusion of the 10th Orange Wolverhampton campaign. Launched in 2015, the annual campaign has grown into a powerful movement raising awareness of the drive to end all forms of …

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Families in Wolverhampton are being invited to pick up free toothbrushes and toothpaste from locations around the city between now and the end of the year.   They are being provided as part of a drive by the City of Wolverhampton Council and The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust to improve oral hygiene, particularly among youngsters. …

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A permanent tribute to the late Councillor Ian Brookfield, former Leader of City of Wolverhampton Council, has been unveiled outside City of Wolverhampton College’s new City Learning Quarter campus, honouring his commitment to the city’s young people. Senior figures from City of Wolverhampton Council joined the Brookfield family and college principal and chief executive Louise …

Plaque Unveiled at New College Campus in Memory of Former Council Leader Read More »