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With coronavirus restrictions being relaxed in England today (Monday 17 May), Wolverhampton’s Director of Public Health is appealing to people to continue to take care, be sensible and stop the spread of Covid-19.

As part of their visit to Wolverhampton to mark Mental Health Awareness Week, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge yesterday (Thursday 13 May) visited Base 25, which offers emotional wellbeing support to children and young people.

Children and young people were front and centre as The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Wolverhampton to find out about local organisations which support children and young people.

The mobile Covid-19 testing unit is available at Wednesfield Community Hub, Well Lane, until Sunday (16 May).

City of Wolverhampton Council is working with city partners to ensure the safe reopening of indoor hospitality venues across the city from Monday (17 May).

From Tuesday 18 May Wolverhampton residents and visitors will be able to enjoy a visit to Bantock House Museum.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery will welcome back visitors from Monday 17 May.

Health and social care workers and carers are being reminded to get their Covid-19 jab as soon as possible – to protect themselves and the people they support.

The hearing into an application for a new car cruising injunction for the Black Country has been adjourned today (Thursday 13 May).

To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have today (Thursday 13 May) visited Wolverhampton to find out more about local organisations which support children and young people with their mental health and wellbeing.

City of Wolverhampton Council has appointed a contractor to start the second phase of Wolverhampton Art Gallery improvement works.

People aged 38 and over are now able to book their life-saving Covid-19 vaccine.