Artists impression of a refurbished reception desk

Civic Centre - Refurbishment

The Civic Centre is about to receive a make-over. In October and November 2006 we're going to make it:

friendlier
more comfortable and convenient to use
more open and accessible for everyone.

That means:

opening up the main reception and sign-posting it more clearly
putting in more comfortable seating and better signage at all other important reception points
putting up tactile signs to help visually impaired people
making a ground floor recruitment exhibition for job-seekers (featuring details on all council vacancies)
moving the catering counter to a new position.

We're sorry for any inconvenience this work may cause. But we're sure you'll agree it's worth it for a Civic Centre to be proud of.

Follow the links below for more information about the Civic Centre:

Your Civic Centre gets a face-lift
	Details of the face-lift to Wolverhampton's 1970s' icon, the Civic Centre.

Civic Centre - A brief history
	A brief history of the 1970s' icon that is Wolverhampton's Civic Centre.

Civic Centre - Opening ceremony booklet
	Booklet marking the opening of Wolverhampton's Civic Centre by Prime Minister Jim Callaghan on 2 March 1979.

Civic Centre - Further historical information
	Where to find historical information about civic and municipal buildings in the city. Includes contact details for Wolverhampton Archives.

Civic Centre - Photo gallery
	Photographs of the Civic Centre over the years courtesy of Wolverhampton Archives and Local Studies.

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