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Appeal for donations for Jamaica Hurricane Relief appeal

Following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica last month, the community in Wolverhampton is coming together to provide urgent humanitarian aid. The Heritage Centre is leading local efforts, working closely with community stakeholders and the City of Wolverhampton Council to coordinate donations and support. The Heritage Centre will be the central hub for …

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Help make Christmas special for care leavers with Giving Tree

WV Active is once again inviting people to take part in its annual Giving Tree appeal, this year dedicated to making Christmas extra special for Wolverhampton’s care leavers aged 16 to 25. Each of the City of Wolverhampton Council’s 3 WV Active leisure centres – WV Active Aldersley, WV Active Bilston-Bert Williams, and WV Active Central …

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Keep antibiotics working – return unused medicines to pharmacies

People in Wolverhampton are being asked to check their medicine cabinets and return any unused or expired antibiotics to their local pharmacy, as part of a national amnesty. The campaign runs alongside World Antimicrobial Awareness Week, starting tomorrow (Tuesday 18 November, 2025), and aims to tackle the issue of antimicrobial resistance. When antibiotics are used …

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Black Country Councils paving the way for social care reform welcome UK Government ministers

Two Black Country councils met with UK Government ministers Josh MacAlister, Minister for Children and Families, and Jess Phillips, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Home Office, visited Wolverhampton’s Graiseley Family Hub on Thursday 13 November. City of Wolverhampton Council and Walsall Council are 2 of 10 areas in England piloting the new Families First for Children …

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Wolverhampton Literature Festival is back for 2026 with a full line up of inspiring speakers, performers and events

Wolverhampton Literature Festival will take place across the city’s arts and culture venues from the 6 February to 8 February, with pre-festival events starting on the 31 January. Expect a vibrant programme of literature, poetry, dance, and more in the City of Wolverhampton. On Friday 5 February pre-festival events take place including England’s Tales of …

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Visit Wolverhampton’s Artisan Christmas Market this November

Artisan food and gifts, mulled wine, toasted marshmallows, free face painting and a Ferris wheel are just some of the exciting things on offer at a new Christmas market arriving in Wolverhampton. The market takes place on 22, 23, 28, 29, 30 November, 2025 on Victoria Street between 10am to 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays …

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Recycle your Christmas tree and support a great cause!

Compton Care, a specialist provider of palliative and bereavement support, is once again teaming up with City of Wolverhampton Council to launch its popular ‘Treecycling’ scheme. This eco friendly initiative, now in its 6th year, offers residents across all WV postcodes, plus DY3, WS2, 3, 6 and 10, the chance to have their real Christmas …

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Health leaders issue flu vaccination appeal

As flu cases rise across the region, health leaders in Wolverhampton are urging everyone who is eligible to come forward for their flu vaccination as soon as possible. With flu infections hitting the NHS over a month earlier than last year, and case numbers already 3 times higher than the same time in 2024, data …

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Demolition works underway on derelict East Park site to pave way for new affordable homes

City of Wolverhampton Council has started demolition works on a derelict site in East Park to pave the way for new homes. The former Stowheath Day Training Centre, in Stowheath Lane, is being pulled down by DSM Demolition ahead of the brownfield land undergoing mineshaft treatment works to make it ready for development. Funding for …

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Council highlights impact of fraud on public purse

The City of Wolverhampton Council is reaffirming its commitment to protecting public funds and services from fraud ahead of International Fraud Awareness Week, which gets underway on Sunday (16 November, 2025). Public sector fraud costs the UK billions annually, affecting the NHS, schools and other vital services. The council works collaboratively with the Public Sector …

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