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Press releases - October 2008

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Something old, something new in Antiques Avenue - 31 Oct
	One of the most popular sections of Wolverhampton Market gets a boost tomorrow when the recently relocated Antiques Avenue is officially opened.

Archives shuts doors at Snow Hill for final time - 30 Oct
	Wolverhampton’s archives and local studies service will close the doors of its Snow Hill home for the final time tomorrow (Friday October 31).

City conference to challenge child poverty - 30 Oct
	A conference with the aim of tackling child poverty takes place next Wednesday (November 5) at Wolverhampton Science Park.

Views sought on Bilston link proposals - 29 Oct
	People are invited to share their views on proposals to create a pedestrian link in Bilston.

Bilston 'Bovver Boys' (and girls) are real winners - 28 Oct
	A voluntary group from Bilston has won a national award for improving the local neighbourhood.

Celebrating the bounty of the Bantocks - 28 Oct
	It is 70 years since Baldwin Bantock bequeathed his stunning Edwardian home to the people of Wolverhampton.

Council sends safeguarding message to shoppers - 27 Oct
	Members of our safeguarding teams will be meeting shoppers this week to highlight the valuable work being undertaken to protect vulnerable people.

Make bonfire night go with a bang, not a whimper - 27 Oct
	Bonfire Night is just around the corner, and for safety’s sake, Wolverhampton City Council would prefer it if everyone attended an organised display.

Tricks, treats and ghostly goings on at your local park - 27 Oct
	Get ready for the spookiest night of the year – with the help of Wolverhampton’s park rangers, who are holding a (g)host of events and workshops.

Dive in for a great deal on Autumn swimming - 22 Oct
	Youngsters can enjoy a splashing time when they take the plunge at Wolverhampton pools during autumn half term.

Students investigate violent crime through animation - 21 Oct
	Students have created a thought-provoking animation which looks at the impact of violent crime on victims and the wider community.

Fruitful partnership for local arts group - 20 Oct
	An arts and crafts exhibition with a rural theme opens shortly at the Adult Education Service’s City Learning Quarter.

Wildlife reserve brings former station back on track - 20 Oct
	Former railway station buildings have been given a new lease of life – as an educational centre at a popular nature reserve.

All aboard for a warm and healthy home - 17 Oct
	An unusual bus will be touring the Wolverhampton area during Energy Efficiency Week (20 – 26 October). Although passengers will find it cold, damp and uncomfortable, it will nonetheless be spreading a warm message.

Environmental health case among worst ever seen - 14 Oct
	Environmental health officers have described the case of a catering company and its proprietor as one of the worst they have ever seen.

Tricks, treats and ghostly goings on at your local park - 13 Oct
	Get ready for the spookiest night of the year – with the help of Wolverhampton’s park rangers, who are holding a host of events and creative workshops to celebrate Halloween.

Breakfast seminar targets opportunities in India - 13 Oct
	Wolverhampton businesses have a unique opportunity to find out about potential trade links with India at an event in the city this Thursday.

Conservationist to open community garden - 9 Oct
	Botanist and television presenter David Bellamy will be visiting Wolverhampton on Tuesday, 14 October, to cut the ribbon on Boundary Way Allotments in Merry Hill.

Packed programme of Mayoral charity events - 8 Oct
	Supporters of the Mayoral Charities have an autumn and winter full of exciting events to look forward to.

Exemplary project shows new way to rescue heritage - 7 Oct
	English Heritage has championed Wolverhampton's Molineux Hotel as one of England's 20 best development schemes in historic places.

Join in the foray for fungi - 7 Oct
	An Autumnal fungi foray has been organised for a Wolverhampton wood on Sunday October 19.

Continental market set for Dudley Street - 6 Oct
	A three-day market selling delicious foods and beautiful gifts from across continental Europe comes to Dudley Street from Thursday.

Support on hand at Mental Health Day event - 6 Oct
	More than 30 support groups will be offering help and advice as World Mental Health Day is highlighted in Wolverhampton this week.

Just look What’s On Where this autumn - 3 Oct
	A packed programme of events promises to keep Wolverhampton entertained right up to Christmas 2008 thanks to the new What's on Where guide.

Farmers’ Market on Friday - 2 Oct
	Stock up on fresh produce for the weekend at the monthly Farmers’ Market tomorrow (Friday October 3).

Building schools for the future moves ahead - 2 Oct
	The first of a major series of exhibition events take place this month (October 2008) to give more information about the impact of Wolverhampton’s £350 million Building Schools for the Future programme.

Tree-mendous day out for all the family - 1 Oct
	Park rangers promise that a guided walk next weekend will be ‘tree-mendous’ fun for all the family!

Tall tales for small people - 1 Oct
	Professional storytellers will be staging a fun event this month to encourage children’s interest in reading and stories.

Arts and Museums celebrates Black History Month - 1 Oct
	Wolverhampton Arts and Museums will be celebrating Black History Month with a series of interactive events and exhibitions for people of all ages.

Wednesfield residents urged to register for by-election - 1 Oct
	Wednesfield residents are being reminded that they have until next Wednesday (October 8) to register to vote for the forthcoming by-elections.

Fostering interest from would-be carers - 1 Oct
	A three-day event to raise the profile of fostering amongst Wolverhampton residents takes place in the Wulfrun Centre this week, from Thursday.

This is your life talk tickets still available - 1 Oct
	Tickets are still available for a ‘This is Your Life’ style talk being given in aid of the Mayor’s charities next week.

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