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City of Wolverhampton Council has confirmed details of how city businesses affected by the Coronavirus local restrictions and national lockdown can access new Government support grants.

Health chiefs are pleading with Wulfrunians to continue behaving safely and responsibly as latest figures show over 800 people in Wolverhampton tested positive for Covid-19 in the city last week.

Hundreds more children at 9 city schools have become Flu Fighters and are ready for the annual battle against influenza this winter as the free annual vaccination programme continues.

City of Wolverhampton Council’s eye catching modern office development i9 has hit new heights with its roof structure in the process of being completed.

Carers and health and social care workers are being reminded that it's not too late to get their flu vaccination – and protect both themselves and the people they care for.

Wolverhampton BID and City of Wolverhampton Council have joined forces to introduce the first ‘Tap to Donate’ point for the Alternative Giving Charity. The tap to donate device is installed in Victoria Square close to Sainsbury’s Local, Wolverhampton Railway Station and Wolverhampton Bus Station. All you need is a bank card to tap the device which automatically sends £3 directly to the charity.

CityFibre has begun work in Wolverhampton City Centre this week as part of its £4.9 million agreement with City of Wolverhampton Council to provide future proof full fibre connectivity for public sector services.

Wolverhampton’s Safeguarding Together partnership will highlight the steps people can take to help someone at risk from abuse and neglect during Wolverhampton Safeguarding Week, which starts on Monday (16 November 2020).

Another coronavirus test site has opened in Wolverhampton today – bringing the total to 6.

A strategy designed to improve the lives of children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities in Wolverhampton has been launched.

Schools, community groups and individuals in Wolverhampton are being encouraged to get involved during this year’s Anti-Bullying Week, which begins on Monday (16 November, 2020).

The Wolverhampton Literature Festival supports local talent and is always on the hunt for new faces to be showcased to its audiences.