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Historic city centre building to be brought back into use as apartments and café
  • 10th June 2026
Planning approval has been granted for the former Lloyds Bank building in Wolverhampton city centre to be converted to 18 apartments and offices with a ground floor café – boosting the high street. Read more
Creative studio named among Midlands finalists in UK StartUp awards
  • 9th June 2026
Wolverhampton-based creative studio Nataliia Korol Design has been named a Midlands regional finalist in the UK StartUp Awards 2026. Read more
Talbots Law strengthens Corporate & Commercial offering with three key appointments
  • 9th June 2026
Talbots Law has strengthened its Corporate & Commercial department with the appointments of Fiona Boxwell, Kamla Singh and Alicia Di Scenza, as part of its growing For Law For Business offering. Read more
Helping unpaid carers and those who might need extra support in their homes this Carers Week
  • 9th June 2026
Helping people live independently and safely in their homes is vital and the City of Wolverhampton Council takes a leap into the virtual world this week with two new online tools. Read more
Workshop helps businesses become more memorable, referable and easier to understand
  • 8th June 2026
A practical small-group workshop to help business owners and professionals explain what they do in a way people understand, remember and refer. Read more
Families reminded to check prom vehicle licences after luxury hire car seized and firm prosecuted
  • 8th June 2026
Prom season is just around the corner and those using luxury hire vehicles for pupils’ parties across the city are reminded to double check companies are licensed. Read more
Private client specialist returns to mfg Solicitors
  • 7th June 2026
Private client specialist returns to local mfg Solicitors Read more
Behind the Scenes: How Local Manufacturing is Powering the UK’s Summer Event Boom
  • 7th June 2026
As the 2026 UK event season peaks, vital background infrastructure drives regional growth.... Read more
Why the Smallest Components Hold the Biggest Risk
  • 7th June 2026
Fabory Calls on Manufacturers to Rethink Inventory Management with RFID. Read more
Barometer reveals lack of faith in government skills approach amidst a significant drop in planned apprenticeship recruitment
  • 7th June 2026
Engineering and manufacturing leaders have revealed the toughest ‘skills’ picture yet in the latest annual Training Barometer released by In-Comm Training today. Read more
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