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Relatives or friends of a Wolverhampton woman who recently died are being asked to get in touch with the Court of Protection Team at City of Wolverhampton Council so that her funeral can be arranged.

Two more walk in Covid-19 testing sites are set to open in Wolverhampton this week.

People living in the Black Country can have their say on the future of ultra low emission vehicles (ULEV).

The first 3 young people to be given their own home through the Wolverhampton House Project are preparing to move into their flats.

West Midlands councils today warned there is no room for complacency as public health teams continue their efforts to prevent further coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdowns across the region.

Wolverhampton’s education chief has wished good luck to students receiving their A-levels and other results next week.

A Covid-19 testing site in Wolverhampton will start accepting walk-ins from Friday (7 August).

To coincide with Wolverhampton Art Gallery’s reopening on Saturday (8 August) visitors will be able to view a new photography exhibition celebrating the contributions of Black healthcare professionals working in the National Health Service.

Young Wulfrunians aged 11 to 25 are being invited to this year’s virtual #YES Youth Engagement Conference.

Children in Wolverhampton can still take part in this year's Summer Reading Challenge – despite the coronavirus pandemic.

New seating areas outside pubs, bars and cafes, planters full of greenery and more cycle storage will be introduced into Wolverhampton city centre as the council continues to encourage visitors and support businesses during this difficult time.

Face coverings will be mandatory for visitors to all City of Wolverhampton Council-run buildings from Saturday (8 August).