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City of Wolverhampton Council’s cabinet will next week receive confirmation that prudent financial management enabled the authority to balance its books during 2020 to 2021.

A new pop-up coronavirus rapid testing site is now available at New Cross Hospital, joining the mobile testing unit that’s also currently there.

More than 100,000 residents in Wolverhampton now have maximum protection against Covid-19 after receiving both doses of the life saving vaccine.

A vaccine bus will be hitting the streets of Wolverhampton from today, as part of a pilot project aimed at making access to vaccination easier for some of the city’s most vulnerable households.

A new scheme is being launched, aimed at getting people more active as we move out of Covid-19 lockdown restrictions.

The City of Wolverhampton is gearing up for a free event for all the family to mark the national Armed Forces Day celebrations taking place at the end of the month.

City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet will next week be asked to approve the implementation of a Single Persons Accommodation Project aimed at establishing a multi agency team in a city centre base to support rough sleepers.

Work to demolish a dilapidated brick road bridge, which spanned West Midlands Metro tracks in Bilston, has been completed on schedule after City of Wolverhampton Council secured £1 million government funding.

People aged 25 and over are now able to book their life saving Covid-19 jab – and with new variants of concern leading to a rapid increase in case numbers in many parts of the country, residents are urged to get the vaccine as soon as possible.

City of Wolverhampton Council will tomorrow (Wednesday) launch a new range of discretionary grants to support city businesses and organisations.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is set to host BRICKLIVE FANTASY KINGDOM over the summer months.

Two more city libraries will reopen for controlled browsing, computer use and Select and Collect services from this week.