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City of Wolverhampton Council has developed its first Primary Authority Partnership with Marston’s PLC to provide national bespoke business support one of the largest employers in the city.

City of Wolverhampton Council has helped secure access to a compensation scheme for businesses affected by the 2017 Bilston Road tram track replacement works.

The Braybrook Centre has been rated Good by inspectors, with Ofsted praising strong leadership and the hard work and commitment of staff which has created "a rich climate of support, trust, achievement and respect throughout the school.”

Members of Wolverhampton’s Safeguarding Adults and Children Boards will highlight what people can do to help someone who they are worried may be at risk from abuse and neglect during Wolverhampton Safeguarding Week, which begins today (Monday 17 June).

Two of the latest Crowdfund Wolves projects have succeeded in reaching their target.

Today (Friday 14 June), 3 wooden wolf sculptures have been unveiled on the A449 to mark the completion of a major transport scheme in Wolverhampton.

A Wolverhampton cash and carry has failed to comply with health and safety regulations, putting its employees and customers at risk.

City of Wolverhampton residents and stakeholders are being invited to have their say on the city’s Housing Strategy.

Nine schools in Wolverhampton have been awarded anti bullying charter status by Headstart Wolverhampton’s B-Safe team.

A 4 man parachute jump out of a helicopter into Wolverhampton’s West Park will provide the finale to a spectacular free day of entertainment as the city marks national Armed Forces Day at the end of the month.

People who are looking to take a new direction are being encouraged to attend Adult Education Wolverhampton's open day later this month.

City of Wolverhampton Council set for next phase of capital funded projects to continue to develop and maintain the city’s highway network for the next financial year and future years.