A powerful new exhibition celebrating the voices, cultures, and lived experiences of Wolverhampton’s diverse communities will open to the public this May at the Mander Centre Community Hub.
This Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, healthcare staff from across the Black Country are raising awareness of the causes of the condition, including potential signs and where to seek advice.
Community groups, organisations and individuals are being encouraged to get their applications in for the Bilston Carnival parade and help make it a truly bostin’ celebration.
The Beacon Centre for the Blind has teamed up with Wolverhampton City Archives for an exhibition exploring the history of sight loss in Wolverhampton over the last 150 years.
An NHS double decker bus will be coming to Wolverhampton next Wednesday (6 May, 2026) to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancer, and the importance of early detection.
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