A review has praised the work of individuals and organisations in Wolverhampton to steer young people away from a life of violent crime – and highlighted the responsibility of everyone to support the city’s young people. The Scrutiny Review, Rewriting the Narrative – Youth Violent Crime, makes a total of […]
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Partnership tree planting in Pelsall
Walsall volunteer tree wardens braved the cold yesterday and planted 35 trees along the Bloxwich and Pelsall boundary on Wolverhampton Road. The wardens were joined by the tree team from Clean and Green at Walsall Council, the Woodlands Trust, Hillier Trees, the Friends of Pelsall Commons, Asda’s Community Champion and […]
Pupils name new extra care housing scheme in Rowley Regis
Imaginative primary school pupils in Rowley Regis have named a new £15 million extra care housing scheme for people aged 55 and over being built near their school. The Year 4s from Brickhouse Primary School – who were split into teams for the task – worked with staff from Sandwell […]
Tots Top Ten Holidays for Families with Babies and Toddlers in 2020
It is a fantastic feeling having a holiday in the diary to look forward to. But when you have young children finding the right holiday can be tricky and it can be hard to know where to start your holiday search. Working out which destinations and accommodation types are suitable […]
Teachers become autism leaders to boost support in schools
The first group of teachers have become “autism leaders” by completing a new postgraduate qualification designed to help raise awareness of the developmental disorder within mainstream schools. The Autism Leaders Award, delivered by the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Outreach Service in conjunction with the […]
City Council launch consultation on climate commitment to benefit future generations
City of Wolverhampton Council has launched a draft climate commitment to lead a whole city approach to address the global climate emergency and work towards becoming a carbon neutral city. In July 2019, the city council become the first local authority in the Black Country to declare a climate emergency. […]
Black Country Plan evidence published
Development of a new blue print for how land across the Black Country could be regenerated in future years moves a step forward today. The government requires local authorities to have an up-to-date 15-year plan to meet the development needs of an area and reflect the aspirations of local communities. […]
Freya Mangotra, the child genius from Moseley
A primary school girl has achieved the highest score in Mensa IQ test, beating the late Stephen Hawking and Albert Einstein. Freya Mangotra, from Moseley, took the test when was just ten and a half years old. Freya’s proud dad Kuldeep Kumar said that his daughters result of 162 in the […]
The Birmingham high street set to profit by £1bn Government finance – and the 13 others nationwide over UK
It will be tested first in 20 town/city centers before being turned out in 101 zones up and down the UK A West Midlands high street has been named as the first in the UK to profit by a £1billion Government supported funding project. Stirchley is among 14 UK shopping hubs singled out […]
‘Waterproof Wudu Socks’ Sold Across the World
Waterproof Wudu Socks are being sold to Muslims across the world. The Bolton company called DAKY socks are said to be an alternative to the leather Khuffain which is worn by some Muslims, as they are required to wipe over them, rather than washing the entire foot. The company stated […]