The University of Wolverhampton kindly hosted the event with a delicious and ethical fairtrade breakfast. Around 35 people attended, representing groups and organisations from across the city, including two MPs, several councillors, the Leader of the Council, faith representatives and others from the statutory voluntary sector. We look forward to more events during Fairtrade Fortnight from 25th February to 10th March 2019.
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The Mayor accepts the renewal certificate at the Fairtrade Partnership AGM, 15th February 2019.
Wolverhampton celebrated 10 years as a 'Fairtrade City' in March 2014 and various events took place through the year to mark the celebration. A booklet to mark the anniversary has been published (see downloads).
Visit Wolverhampton's own Fairtrade shop and coffee bar
The Fairtrade Shop, run by 'Wolverhampton Fair Traid', offers the largest choice of Fairtrade goods in the city, including tea, coffee, chocolate, cookies, honey, snacks and a range of fairly traded craft goods; it also operates a Fairtrade coffee bar.
The shop and coffee bar is located at the Methodist Centre at 24 School Street in Wolverhampton city centre (on the corner with Darlington Street).
The shop will be open the following hours:
- Sunday & Monday - closed
- Tuesday, Thursday and Friday - 10am to 4pm
- Wednesday - 10am to 5.45pm
- Saturday - 9am to 1pm
For enquiries ring 07944 286 869 or visit the website wolvesfairtraid.org.uk