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Wolverhampton’s Covid-19 vaccine bus is back at Bilston Market this week, where anyone over the age of 18 can get their first or second dose of the vaccine, without needing to book ahead.

Pregnant women, those who are breastfeeding, and women planning on starting a family are all encouraged to have their Covid-19 vaccines as soon as possible, to protect themselves and their child.

A new online exhibition focuses on a number of the evocative artworks created by artist Arthur Lockwood, dating from the 1990s to the 2000s.

The City of Wolverhampton Council’s leisure centres are teaming up with Diabetes UK to offer free physical activity sessions for those living with the condition.

People who need to enter a registered care home for work or to volunteer have just 48 hours left in which to get the first dose of their lifesaving Covid-19 vaccine so that they can be fully vaccinated by the time new regulations come into force in November.

With hundreds of people in Wolverhampton still testing positive for Covid-19 every week, residents are being urged to remain alert to the virus and do all they can to stop its spread.

More Covid-19 walk-in vaccination clinics are open around Wolverhampton this week, to make it as easy as possible to get protected from the deadly virus.

The first UK memorial of its kind commemorating the bravery of 19th century Sikh soldiers has been officially unveiled in Wolverhampton (Sunday 12 September, 2021).

City of Wolverhampton Council today (Friday 10 September) celebrated a major milestone in its transformation plans for the city centre.

This week’s figures show that over 152,500 people in Wolverhampton have now had 2 doses of their Covid-19 vaccines.

The Covid-19 vaccine bus is back at Molineux Stadium this week.

People who need to enter a registered care home for work or to volunteer have just a week left in which to get the first dose of their life saving Covid-19 vaccine, in order to be fully vaccinated by the time new regulations come into force in November.