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9th July 2026
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Local News in Wolverhampton
- 9th July 2026
With temperatures expected to hit 32 degrees centigrade in Wolverhampton by Friday, people are being advised to take simple steps to keep themselves and others safe during the heatwave.
Commercial heating specialists Lord Combustion have been named Official Heating and Hot Water Supplier to Wolverhampton Racecourse.
A city resident who dumped a carpet and gripper rods, leaving them abandoned them under a tree, has been prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.
National law firm Clarke Willmott has outlined a plan to support social housing providers who are facing increasing pressure to respond to anti-social behaviour (ASB).
New council homes in Low Hill have been awarded the highest Secured by Design (SBD) mark by the police for their crime prevention standards.
A nursery school is celebrating after being judged to be at Strong Standard in all areas by Ofsted.
- 9th July 2026
Members of the City of Wolverhampton Council's Cabinet have approved plans to expand Colton Hills Community School.
The independent Chair of Bilston’s Pride in Place Neighbourhood Board has been confirmed to drive the delivery of a £20million transformation programme for the area.
- 9th July 2026
Director & CEO of WBSC to be on The Ian Henery Show on Black Country Xtra
- 8th July 2026
A West Midlands pallet network has reached new heights with its latest fundraising efforts for Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.