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Press releases - November 2007

Click on the links below to read press releases for November 2007.

 

 
 
Healthy living centre opens - 30 Nov
 A centre which aims to bring people together to enjoy healthy activities has been officially opened at a Wolverhampton school.

Neighbourhood partnership branches out again with gift to school - 30 Nov
 Wolverhampton pupils have planted two new trees at their school after they were donated by a neighbourhood partnership.

Whitmore Reans library to receive new lighting - 29 Nov
 Service at Wolverhampton’s Whitmore Reans library will be temporarily disrupted next week whilst essential electrical work takes place.

Man of many faces to show Wolverhampton the stars - 29 Nov
 The original Dead Ringer for hundreds of famous faces is coming to Wolverhampton.

Adult social care services improving - 29 Nov
 Social care services for adults in Wolverhampton are continuing to improve, according to inspectors.

People-power pledge for Interchange - 28 Nov
 Revised plans for the regeneration of part of Wolverhampton City Centre will be the subject of a major public consultation campaign in the New Year.

Winter safety tips for paper delivery boys and girls - 27 Nov
 Now that the winter nights are drawing in and weather and road conditions are deteriorating youngsters who deliver newspapers are being urged to stay safe when they are out making their deliveries.

School children urge everyone to vote 'UP' - 27 Nov
 Children from Smestow School and Sports College are urging everybody to vote now for the Black Country to win £50 million from the Big Lottery Fund.

Schools presented with awards for excellence in ICT - 27 Nov
 Staff at Wolverhampton schools are celebrating after being presented with prestigious awards which recognise how they use technology in outstanding and innovative ways.

Carers encouraged to claim financial help - 27 Nov
 Hundreds of carers in Wolverhampton could be missing out on their share of millions of pounds in benefits which go unclaimed every year.

Bilston craft gallery's festive shopping experience - 27 Nov
 Bilston Craft Gallery is aiming to make shopping for that perfect Christmas gift a more relaxing experience this year.

Residents moving into supported living scheme - 26 Nov
 A new supported living scheme in Wolverhampton which will help people with a learning disability to live more independent lives is about to open its doors.

Unsung heroes hailed sporting stars - 26 Nov
 A woman who has devoted her time and skills to a swimming club for more than half a century was one of the unsung heroes recognised at a special presentation.

Play area opened at primary school - 26 Nov
 A new £40,000 play area has been officially opened at a Wolverhampton primary school.

Council staff help to raise awareness of bullying issues - 26 Nov
 Wolverhampton City Council staff played their part in a national week of events and activities which aimed to raise awareness of bullying issues.

Free park and ride for stress-free Christmas shopping - 24 Nov
 A free park and ride scheme is once again helping to take the stress out of Christmas shopping in Wolverhampton.

Political rivals join forces to back bid - 24 Nov
 Three political rivals joined forces today and took to the streets of Wolverhampton to encourage shoppers to vote for the Black Country’s bid to be awarded £50 million from the Big Lottery Fund.

Homelessness service celebrates second birthday - 20 Nov
 A group set up to help prevent young people in Wolverhampton from becoming homeless is celebrating its second birthday this month

Discover the treasures of West Park - 19 Nov
 The treasures of Wolverhampton’s award-winning West Park will be revealed during a guided walk this Sunday

Magical history tour - 19 Nov
 A fascinating look back into the archives of Wolverhampton is promised this Saturday

Give a gnome a Christmas home - 19 Nov
 A selection of gnomes and other gardenware are for sale this week from a stall in the foyer of Wolverhampton Civic Centre.

Mobile technology initiative given national recognition - 16 Nov
 A groundbreaking mobile technology initiative which is preparing Wolverhampton school children for the demands of 21st century working life has been highlighted in the annual report of England’s chief education inspector.

Partnership celebrates a successful first year - 16 Nov
 An event to celebrate a Wolverhampton neighbourhood partnership’s first year will give people the chance to look back at its achievements and consider.

Light a candle to remember a loved one - 16 Nov
 Visitors to Bushbury Crematorium will be able to light a candle in memory of a loved one during a special Christmas Memorial Carol Service.

Wolverhampton shines after Christmas lights switch-on - 15 Nov
 More than a thousand people watched children’s TV favourites The Krankies, the Mayor of Wolverhampton and Britain’s Got Talent star Dominic Smith.

Guided history walk at Springvale Park - 15 Nov
 A guided walk around Springvale Park takes place this Sunday.

SCALA award win for Wolverhampton primary school - 14 Nov
 St. Jude’s CE Primary School has won the prestigious SCALA (Society of Chief Architects of Local Authorities) National Civic Building of the Year Competition.

Single status statement from Councillor Roger Lawrence, leader of Wolverhampton City Council - 14 Nov
 Today, Cabinet has agreed an equal pay package that will ensure employees receive equal pay for work of equal value.

Tettenhall Christmas lights switch-on - 14 Nov
 A Wolverhampton sporting stalwart was today preparing to bowl over the crowds when she switches on the Christmas lights in Tettenhall.

Notice of temporary road closures – Ettingshall Road and Manor Road - 13 Nov
 Two roads in Ettingshall, Wolverhampton, will be closed to through traffic temporarily next week while resurfacing work takes place in the area.

Christmas star dedication at Northycote Farm - 13 Nov
 A Christmas star dedication service is being held at Northycote Farm next month for relatives to remember their loved ones and support the Air Ambulance.

Agencies tackle abuse of adults - 13 Nov
 Experts are raising awareness this week of the help available to combat abuse of vulnerable adults in Wolverhampton.

Gym given tonic - 9 Nov
 A refurbished health and fitness suite has been unveiled at Wolverhampton’s Central Baths – along with a new discount card which promises to save users money.

National Consumer Week advice from trading standards - 9 Nov
 Wolverhampton residents can get advice and guidance on ‘Distance Selling’, ‘On Line Car Sales’ and ‘Door Step Crime’ at various city locations during National Consumer Week next week, 12 to 16 November.

Online car buying tips during National Consumer Week - 9 Nov
 Wolverhampton City Council Trading Standards Officers issuing advice during National Consumer Week, 12 to 16 November, to anyone considering buying a car online.

Doorstep selling advice for National Consumer Week - 9 Nov
 Wolverhampton City Council Trading Standards want to make sure that our citizens feel safe at home during National Consumer Week, 12 to 16 November.

English students prove they are pass masters - 8 Nov
 Students from around the world who have completed an English language course are to be congratulated by the Wolverhampton Mayor for their achievements.

Adult education staff put children's needs first - 8 Nov
 Adult Education Service staff from Wolverhampton City Council are doing their bit to help Children in Need.

Wolverhampton switches-on to a bright Christmas - 8 Nov
 Wolverhampton is set to shine when the city’s Christmas lights come to life next week.

Toy library's birthday celebrations - 8 Nov
 Wolverhampton toy library’s first birthday will be celebrated this month with the help of childcare providers from the city.

Two stars unlock multi million pound funding for home improvements - 8 Nov
 Wolverhampton Homes has been given a two star rating from the Audit Commission – which unlocks nearly £400m of funding to improve homes across the city.

Funeral arrangements for Mr Stawinoga - 7 Nov
 The funeral of Mr Josef Stawinoga will take place next Thursday, 15 November 2007, at 2.30pm in the West Chapel at Bushbury Crematorium.

Thousands of people use anti-social behaviour reporting line to make their voices heard - 7 Nov
 Wolverhampton residents are playing an important part in the effort to tackle anti-social behaviour in the city.

Clocks return to Molineux Hotel - 7 Nov
 Two new clock faces are being installed to the landmark clock tower of Wolverhampton’s Molineux Hotel.

Speed dating with a difference - 6 Nov
 Teenagers from across Wolverhampton took part in speed dating with a difference when they spent an evening quizzing politicians and other key figures.

Tettenhall library to recieve a facelift - 5 Nov
 Wolverhampton’s Tettenhall Library will be the latest in the city to receive a facelift.

City council helps care workers boost their skills base - 5 Nov
 Care workers are being offered the chance to gain literacy qualifications to help them in their work.
 
 
 
 
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