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Wolverhampton Roads Resurfacing Programme: Four Routes to Close
Wolverhampton Council is resurfacing Stowheath Lane, Dunstall Lane, Castlecroft Road and Nelson Avenue from November, with night work where possible.
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Wolverhampton SEND Strategy Consultation Closes 8 November
Wolverhampton Council is consulting on its All Means All Inclusion Plan to improve support for children with SEND. Deadline: 8 November 2026.
Communication Boards Installed at Wolverhampton Parks
Wolverhampton Council has installed picture boards at four parks to help children and young people with communication needs express themselves during play.
Today in Wolverhampton — 26 October
Today in Wolverhampton: Slade star Dave Hill's debut album honours city, plus 1 more local story with links to the full coverage.
Free Big Draw event invites Wolverhampton to create a shared artwork
The Mander Centre will host a free public drawing project from Tuesday 27 to Thursday 29 October, with materials provided and no previous experience needed.
Wolverhampton Weekly Food Waste Collections Begin
Wolverhampton residents can now recycle food waste weekly. Collections turn scraps into energy and fertiliser, reduce bin odours and save households money.
Foxland Grange residents welcome community for board games
The Wolverhampton care home says visitors joined residents for a board-game café on Wergs Road.
Bilston Memory Café marks four years supporting people with dementia
Bilston Memory Café, run by Bilston and Willenhall Lions, meets monthly to support people living with dementia and their carers. Free to attend.
Wolverhampton Local History Fair: 14 November at Archives
Wolverhampton Local History Fair on 14 November features 13+ exhibitors including Wanderers Museum and genealogy societies. Adults £5.20, children £2.60.
New Park Village Estate: 179 Council Homes in Major Wolverhampton Regeneration
Construction begins on 179 new energy-efficient council homes at Wolverhampton's New Park Village estate. First phase will deliver 98 homes over 24 months.
Wolverhampton Secondary School Places: Apply by 31 October 2026
Parents have until 31 October to apply for Year 7 secondary school places in Wolverhampton for September 2027. Around 85% have already applied.
Wolverhampton Council Launches New Self-Assessment Tools for Social Care
Wolverhampton's Adult Social Care launches BetterCare self-assessment tools available 24/7 online. Phone and face-to-face support remain available for…
Cervical Screening Mobile Hub Visits Wolverhampton 29 October–1 November
Wolverhampton's cervical screening rates are below the national average. A mobile health hub will visit four city locations from 29 October to offer HPV…
Wolverhampton Libraries Autumn Events: Sarah J. Maas, Green Week, Crafts
Wolverhampton libraries host autumn events through October, including a Sarah J. Maas release celebration, Green Libraries Week activities, and seasonal…
Today in Wolverhampton — 19 October
Today in Wolverhampton: City primary at Strong Standard across the board says Ofsted, plus 1 more local story with links to the full coverage.
Lightstreams brings migrant care workers’ stories to Wolverhampton’s Arena Theatre
Mary Mazzilli’s play visits the Arena Theatre on 23 October, followed by a Coventry performance the next evening.
Black Country Councils Launch Foster Care Campaign
Wolverhampton and neighbouring councils are urging more people to become foster carers. No home ownership or high income needed — contact Fostering for…
Free Digital Skills Sessions Across Wolverhampton During Get Online Week
Wolverhampton residents can access free digital confidence classes at community venues during Get Online Week, 19–23 October. Sessions cover NHS App,…
Wolverhampton SEND Reform Plan Approved, Council Unlocks Deficit Relief
Government approves Wolverhampton's SEND Reform Plan and confirms High Needs Stability Grant to cover 90% of council's accumulated deficit to 2025/26.
Wolverhampton Cost of Living Support Reaches 135,000 Residents
Wolverhampton City Council has helped 135,000 residents with cost of living measures since 2022, distributing over £18.5 million. A refreshed strategy…