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Press releases - 2007

 

 
 
*December
 *Bentley Bridge clean up - 31 Dec
*Council staff dish up festive treat - 31 Dec
*Leader’s New Year Message - 31 Dec
*New year guided walk in West Park - 27 Dec
*Alan Hart is new city Alderman - 21 Dec
*Improvement work at leisure centre - 21 Dec
*Plasma display screen stolen from Central Library - 21 Dec
*Message of thanks from Councillor Pat Byrne - 21 Dec
*Residents take notice of new ways to share information - 21 Dec
*Leisure centres complete quest for success - 20 Dec
*Success of Christmas memorial service - 20 Dec
*Gifts and food for homeless people are stolen - 19 Dec
*Danish student takes home fond memories of Wolverhampton - 17 Dec
*Actors send out Christmas message with a difference - 17 Dec
*Household refuse collections and recycling arrangements for Christmas and new year 2007/2008 - 14 Dec
*Urban Park goes on despite Lottery setback - 13 Dec
*Revised training and testing for taxi drivers in new year - 13 Dec
*People needed to care for older children - 13 Dec
*Anti drink driving campaign 2007 - 13 Dec
*One-man Dickens' Christmas carol performance - 13 Dec
*Lord Coe opens Aldersley athletics track - 11 Dec
*Celebration of learners’ achievements - 11 Dec
*Marathon events pay out to local charities - 11 Dec
*Park renovations on song - 11 Dec
*Continental Christmas market - 11 Dec
*Energy saving initiative sheds light on community matters - 10 Dec
*Floral festive gifts go on sale - 10 Dec
*Streetscene enforcement campaign - 7 Dec
*Budget update 2007 - 7 Dec
*Teenage pregnancy campaign - 7 Dec
*Light a candle to remember a loved one - 7 Dec
*First birthday celebrations for Wolverhampton swimming and fitness centre - 6 Dec
*Work placements on offer in Hungary and Poland - 6 Dec
*Heathfield Park local neighbourhood partnership annual review celebrations - 6 Dec
*Countdown to Continental Christmas market - 5 Dec
*Council's charity gift appeal - 5 Dec
*Construction work underway at £6.5 million new school - 5 Dec
*City voices reach London - 5 Dec
*Improvement in Wolverhampton GCSE results - 5 Dec
*Farmers' Market brought forward - 3 Dec
 
*November
 *Healthy living centre opens - 30 Nov
*Neighbourhood partnership branches out again with gift to school - 30 Nov
*Whitmore Reans library to receive new lighting - 29 Nov
*Man of many faces to show Wolverhampton the stars - 29 Nov
*Adult social care services improving - 29 Nov
*People-power pledge for Interchange - 28 Nov
*Winter safety tips for paper delivery boys and girls - 27 Nov
*School children urge everyone to vote 'UP' - 27 Nov
*Schools presented with awards for excellence in ICT - 27 Nov
*Carers encouraged to claim financial help - 27 Nov
*Bilston craft gallery's festive shopping experience - 27 Nov
*Residents moving into supported living scheme - 26 Nov
*Unsung heroes hailed sporting stars - 26 Nov
*Play area opened at primary school - 26 Nov
*Council staff help to raise awareness of bullying issues - 26 Nov
*Free park and ride for stress-free Christmas shopping - 24 Nov
*Political rivals join forces to back bid - 24 Nov
*Homelessness service celebrates second birthday - 20 Nov
*Discover the treasures of West Park - 19 Nov
*Magical history tour - 19 Nov
*Give a gnome a Christmas home - 19 Nov
*Mobile technology initiative given national recognition - 16 Nov
*Partnership celebrates a successful first year - 16 Nov
*Light a candle to remember a loved one - 16 Nov
*Wolverhampton shines after Christmas lights switch-on - 15 Nov
*Guided history walk at Springvale Park - 15 Nov
*SCALA award win for Wolverhampton primary school - 14 Nov
*Single status statement from Councillor Roger Lawrence, leader of Wolverhampton City Council - 14 Nov
*Tettenhall Christmas lights switch-on - 14 Nov
*Notice of temporary road closures – Ettingshall Road and Manor Road - 13 Nov
*Christmas star dedication at Northycote Farm - 13 Nov
*Agencies tackle abuse of adults - 13 Nov
*Gym given tonic - 9 Nov
*National Consumer Week advice from trading standards - 9 Nov
*Online car buying tips during National Consumer Week - 9 Nov
*Doorstep selling advice for National Consumer Week - 9 Nov
*English students prove they are pass masters - 8 Nov
*Adult education staff put children's needs first - 8 Nov
*Wolverhampton switches-on to a bright Christmas - 8 Nov
*Toy library's birthday celebrations - 8 Nov
*Two stars unlock multi million pound funding for home improvements - 8 Nov
*Funeral arrangements for Mr Stawinoga - 7 Nov
*Thousands of people use anti-social behaviour reporting line to make their voices heard - 7 Nov
*Clocks return to Molineux Hotel - 7 Nov
*Speed dating with a difference - 6 Nov
*Tettenhall library to recieve a facelift - 5 Nov
*City council helps care workers boost their skills base - 5 Nov
 
*October
 *Building schools for the future programme moves forward - 31 Oct
*Learners open box of tricks - 31 Oct
*Kick-Start for home improvement loans - 31 Oct
*Firework safety 2007 - 30 Oct
*Celebrations as Wolverhampton Libraries gain Lottery funding for new Wednesfield Library - 30 Oct
*Mr Stawinoga - 29 Oct
*Archive exhibition for Remembrance Day - 29 Oct
*Local History Symposium - 26 Oct
*Remembrance Sunday 2007 - 26 Oct
*Project tackling youth homelessness launched - 25 Oct
*Three million pounds for road safety and jam-busting schemes - 25 Oct
*Calling all pop pickers - 24 Oct
*The great democracy debate - 24 Oct
*Places available on baby first aid course - 24 Oct
*A Million People: Black Country as an Urban Park – ambitious project makes shortlist for TV vote - 23 Oct
*Safeguarding adults week - 22 Oct
*Powerful play highlights slave trade - 22 Oct
*Hidden treasures - adult learners help rewrite art history - 22 Oct
*Improving travel choice in the West Midlands - 22 Oct
*University professor to present Einstein lecture at Wolverhampton school - 19 Oct
*Mobile learning funding boost - 19 Oct
*Service to celebrate diversity - 19 Oct
*History of valley guided walk at Smestow - 19 Oct
*Wolverhampton waste collection crew is best in the UK - 18 Oct
*Council encourages residents to get fit - 18 Oct
*Christmas festival preparations - 17 Oct
*Mental health highlighted - 17 Oct
*City will enjoy explosive Guy Fawkes celebrations - 17 Oct
*Be safe and be seen walk to school promotion - 15 Oct
*Jeans for Genes day - 15 Oct
*Music prize for student winner - 14 Oct
*Aqua-tastic half term fun for Wolverhampton youngsters - 14 Oct
*Wolverhampton primary school finalist in National Construction Industry award - 14 Oct
*Wolverhampton to host international playwork conference - 11 Oct
*Faye and Emma prepare for epic challenge - 10 Oct
*New local involvment networks (LINks) for city - 10 Oct
*Comments sought on conservation area review - 10 Oct
*The circus is coming to town – Chinese style - 9 Oct
*New landmark on Wolverhampton skyline - 9 Oct
*New toilets in Bilston town centre - 9 Oct
*Oxley and Bushbury North Local Neighbourhood Partnership annual review celebrations - 8 Oct
*Wolverhampton waste collection crew nominated as best in the UK - 8 Oct
*Business opportunities in the Baltic States - 8 Oct
*Nursery staff and visitors dreaming of a green Christmas - 5 Oct
*Over 50s learners encouraged to help shape strategy - 3 Oct
*Bilston East Partnership takes a journey back to the future - 3 Oct
*Mayor's silent screen cinema classic - 3 Oct
*Wolverhampton waste partnership gains national award - 2 Oct
*Black and Minority Ethnic Housing Action Plan launch - 2 Oct
*Latest strike in battle against kerb-crawlers - 2 Oct
*New bins to tackle gum and cigarettes - 2 Oct
*Autumn entertainment programme has the 'WoW' factor - 2 Oct
*Mayor calls for support for Poppy Appeal - 1 Oct
 
*September
 *Priorities unveiled for Low Hill and the Scotlands - 28 Sep
*Celebrating 60 years of meals on wheels - 28 Sep
*Success of nappy campaign - 28 Sep
*National reading initiative launched in Wolverhampton - 27 Sep
*Wolverhampton carers save country £400 million - 26 Sep
*Change in legal age to buy tobacco - 24 Sep
*Fostering drop-in shop to re-open - 24 Sep
*Cabinet member praises community effort - 24 Sep
*Frankie joins list of funnymen appearing at Civic Hall - 24 Sep
*Course prepares students for international language qualification - 21 Sep
*‘Orphan sites’ project extended across Wolverhampton - 20 Sep
*Five generations help Ira celebrate 100th birthday - 20 Sep
*Ettingshall ward residents invited to have say - 18 Sep
*New beverage carton recycling scheme is first for Wolverhampton - 18 Sep
*Council in new commitment to animal welfare - 18 Sep
*Fun-filled unity day planned for Low Hill and The Scotlands - 18 Sep
*Minister praises schools' achievement - 18 Sep
*Let us entertain you - 18 Sep
*Crowe movie helps highlight mental health issues - 17 Sep
*Anyone for tennis? - 17 Sep
*Mayor hosts allotment prize presentation - 14 Sep
*City volunteer centre highlighted at international seminar - 14 Sep
*Ramble on the reserve at Smestow Valley - 14 Sep
*Caribbean-inspired performers at Pendeford - 14 Sep
*Melting pot market comes to Wolverhampton - 14 Sep
*Education staff spread the word - 14 Sep
*Attention all craft workers - 13 Sep
*Ira has 100 reasons to celebrate - 13 Sep
*Award recognises school's commitment to the arts - 13 Sep
*Viv takes the plunge to swim ‘English Channel’ - 13 Sep
*Masters pass on tips to aspiring artists - 13 Sep
*Darts tournament on target to be a big hit - 11 Sep
*£300 million approval for building schools for the future - 11 Sep
*Still time for adults to enrol - 11 Sep
*Government Report endorses Black Country Plans for long term regeneration - 10 Sep
*Wolverhampton among top places in the UK for business - 10 Sep
*£5.5 Million New School Welcomes Pupils - 10 Sep
*Personalised learning initiative bags national industry award - 7 Sep
*Park village recycling initiative - 7 Sep
*Images recall Bilston's industrial heyday - 7 Sep
*Swimming scheme makes a splash - 6 Sep
*Cabinet asked to authorise market review - 5 Sep
*Comments sought on conservation area review - 5 Sep
*Carers film gets web premiere - 4 Sep
*City council staff among marathon fundraisers - 4 Sep
*New air quality website - 3 Sep
 
*August
 *Gary offers top tips to aspiring musicians - 31 Aug
*New leisure centre proves a splash hit - 29 Aug
*Healthy walking challenge for Wolverhampton firms - 29 Aug
*Young sports stars shine - 24 Aug
*Wetland wildlife guided walk at Smestow Valley local nature reserve - 24 Aug
*Annual electric blanket safety checks - 23 Aug
*Fostering team get ready for marathon cycling effort - 23 Aug
*Exhibition explores how trade shaped Bilston - 22 Aug
*Bins collected as normal on late summer bank holiday Monday, 27 August - 20 Aug
*£30m boost for care and health project - 20 Aug
*Bantock scoops another award - 17 Aug
*Visually impaired open day at Wolverhampton library - 16 Aug
*Consultation on Waste Management Strategy - 16 Aug
*Maltings Woodcraft opens - 15 Aug
*City dairy fined £10,000 - 14 Aug
*Commedian Alan Carr presents his Wednesday night project - 14 Aug
*Council targets sticky problem - 14 Aug
*David in race to raise charity cash - 14 Aug
*Continued commitment to a weekly domestic refuse collection service - 13 Aug
*Travelwise celebrity lookalikes appeal - 13 Aug
*Open day aims to dispel cremation myths - 13 Aug
*£1.5m respite centre opens - 10 Aug
*Wolverhampton Development Company chief executive appointed - 9 Aug
*Craftsmen turn their hand to new venture - 9 Aug
*Neighbourhood partnership helps to cut crime - 8 Aug
*Londonderry exchange trip - 8 Aug
*Local talent to be showcased at Krash birthday event - 8 Aug
*Darts superstars follow boxers into Civic Hall - 6 Aug
*Carers find `me time’ through art - 6 Aug
*Planning for the future - 3 Aug
*Past masters wanted for history show - 3 Aug
*Licensing review hearing, Duke of York, Wednesfield Road - 2 Aug
*New guide to Wolverhampton attracts attention - 2 Aug
*Moving the goalposts - 1 Aug
*Market review under discussion - 1 Aug
 
*July
 *Latest review of polling districts - 31 Jul
*Penn Hall School finalist in National Lottery awards - 31 Jul
*Comments sought on reviewed licensing policy - 30 Jul
*Bat and Moth night at Smestow Valley nature reserve - 30 Jul
*Wolverhampton Entertains competition winners announced - 27 Jul
*Parents pick up new skills - 26 Jul
*Family fun day in Bilston - 25 Jul
*City Council team manager beats the elements to raise money for hospice - 24 Jul
*Scores on the Doors made easy - 23 Jul
*Writing on the wall for graffiti in Wolverhampton - 20 Jul
*Harry Potter arrives in Wolverhampton - 20 Jul
*BIG Wild Read Launch in Wolverhampton - 20 Jul
*Guided summer stroll - 19 Jul
*Places still available on adult education courses - 19 Jul
*Centre gives carers a break - 19 Jul
*Louisa has 104 reasons to celebrate - 19 Jul
*Summer holiday sports schemes - 19 Jul
*Wolverhampton school preparing for book quiz final - 17 Jul
*Wolverhampton's splashtastic summer - 17 Jul
*Bantock scoops national award - 17 Jul
*Council welcomes support of schools adjudicator - 17 Jul
*Small lottery registration reminder - 16 Jul
*Funding sources at the touch of a button - 16 Jul
*Consultation on future of Ettingshall Primary School - 13 Jul
*Views sought on help for voluntary sector - 13 Jul
*Council to conduct safety checks on 17,000 gravestones - 13 Jul
*Butterfly ramble - guided walk - 12 Jul
*Neighbourhood partnership branches out with gift to school - 11 Jul
*Mayor inaugurates international forum - 10 Jul
*Child Employment Law reminder - 10 Jul
*City council team manager preparing for charity trek - 9 Jul
*Youth offending team inspection - 7 Jul
*Chance to get back in the classroom - 6 Jul
*Annual Local Government Ombudsman letter 2006/07 - 6 Jul
*Work starts on £15 Million new school scheme - 4 Jul
*New housing allocations policy - 4 Jul
*Wolverhampton Mayor greets Polish counterpart - 4 Jul
*Recognition for Wolverhampton healthy schools - 4 Jul
*Royal Estate recycling initiative - 3 Jul
*Whats on where guide highlights great choice of summer entertainment - 3 Jul
*Smokefree trailer to stop at City Show - 3 Jul
*Short story competition for teenagers - 3 Jul
*Partnership work is improving quality of life in Wolverhampton - 3 Jul
*Strict enforcement of parking regulations - 2 Jul
*Heath Town estate management board statement - 2 Jul
 
*June
 *Wolverhampton development company chairman appointed - 29 Jun
*Gambling license reminder to businesses - 28 Jun
*Black Country routes into work training and careers event - 28 Jun
*Foster carers' celebration - 27 jun
*Counting Down to the Black Country Youth Games - 26 Jun
*Extended Shopmobility service for city show - 25 Jun
*New city cycle map for Wolverhampton - 25 Jun
*Smokefree legislation comes into force this sunday - 25 Jun
*New Quality Standard for Wolverhampton Schools - 22 Jun
*More Wolverhampton Entertains competition winners announced - 22 Jun
*Hungarian and Polish teachers to visit Wolverhampton - 22 Jun
*Ramble on the reserve - a guided walk at Smestow Valley - 22 Jun
*Council director lands top department of health job - 21 Jun
*Smokefree trailer to stop at sporting event - 20 Jun
*‘Quick reads’ for new city college readers group - 19 Jun
*Places available on baby emergency first aid course - 19 Jun
*Figures highlight improvements to road safety - 19 Jun