Bid now for a slice of a £2million council fund created to help people celebrate Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games Residents and community groups now have the chance to apply for money from a £2million fund to help people in all 69 of the city’s wards feel involved with the Birmingham […]

Sikh, Muslim, Christian and Hindu leaders in Sandwell have urged everyone to have the Covid-19 vaccine when it’s their turn, to help protect people and save lives. Religious authorities nationally have approved the Covid-19 vaccine and locally faith leaders are supporting the NHS and council in the vaccination programme. Harmohinder […]

A Sandwell carpet and furniture shop owner has been issued with three Fixed Penalty Notices totalling £4,000 for failing to comply with Covid-19 restrictions. NCF Carpets, Cape Hill, Smethwick, has been served notice again after breaching an order given on Friday 8 January. Officers from Sandwell Council and West Midlands […]

Sikh Organisations and Gurdwaras (Temples) from across the UK have written to The Foreign Secretary, Dominic Rabb, expressing their grave concerns about the human rights violations against farmers and journalists in India. We urge the Foreign Secretary to express our collective concerns on behalf of the British people to India’s […]

            “ Not All Heroes Wear Capes” this saying is true and we have witnessed this in Covid19 outbreak. There are so many people who are working tirelessly to help the people and countries to fight against Covid19. In every challenge aviation plays a vital […]

This winter’s distribution saw up to 2000 food packs being distributed by Islamic Relief UK and partners in London, Leeds, Manchester and Birmingham. On Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 January, Islamic Relief UK worked closely with Give a Gift (Leeds), Myriad Foundation (Manchester), East London Mosque (London) and Green Lane […]

As latest figures show nearly 2,600 people in Wolverhampton tested positive for Covid-19 last week, health and police chiefs are calling on residents to stay home during the national lockdown – and to take extreme care if they must go out. Latest figures show there were 980 cases of Covid-19 […]

Well over 3 million items of vital personal protective equipment (PPE) have now been distributed to frontline staff by the City of Wolverhampton Council since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Latest figures show 3,380,642 items of PPE have been allocated to local care providers, health workers and funeral directors […]

A major scheme to replace ageing gas mains will start in Walsall Street, Wednesbury, on 4 January 2021. Drivers are being made aware of the work, which may cause delays and disruption. The scheme to replace 160 metres of cast iron pipes with plastic ones which will last at least […]

City of Wolverhampton residents are being reminded they can have their say now on shaping the council’s new Housing Assistance Policy. The policy will set out the council’s provision of mandatory Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) and discretionary housing grants to vulnerable and disabled people living in private sector housing. It […]