People can find out more about the Better Health: Rewards programme by catching up with the special Better Health: Rewards bus for the final time this week.
More than 25,000 Wolverhampton residents have now signed up for Better Health: Rewards, giving themselves the chance to earn rewards for making healthier choices – and meaning well over 10% of the city’s adult population is taking part.
The English Cities Fund (ECF), the joint venture between nationwide placemaker, Muse, Legal & General, one of the UK’s leading financial services groups and major global investor, and Homes England, has signed a memorandum of understanding with City of Wolverhampton Council.
The Good Shepherd and Wolves Foundation have teamed up with the City of Wolverhampton Council to unveil plans for a ground breaking new project at the historic Queen’s Building in the city centre.
The first week of April will be dedicated to food and fun in Wolverhampton with the council organising a week of activities to help people still enjoy healthy, tasty food on a budget during the cost of living crisis.
City of Wolverhampton Council is providing free resources for employers across the city to help them support staff with stress and mental health issues.
A major milestone has been reached with City of Wolverhampton Council planning committee today (Tuesday) granting outline planning approval for construction of a new health & wellbeing facility and neighbouring homes in Oxley.