Local News and Updates
- 12th October 2022
An exciting £30m tourism project that will whisk people back in time to the Black Country’s post-war heydays has been given a £711,000 investment boost by the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).
- 12th October 2022
A major milestone has been reached with the submission of a planning application to bring the historic Heath Town Baths and Library back to life.
- 12th October 2022
Regional transport bosses have agreed to continue funding bus services regarded as socially necessary as part of a review of the region's network.
- 12th October 2022
City residents with concerns about money, health and safety matters can get free advice at an open day in Penn Fields this month, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
- 12th October 2022
A ‘Tech Commissioner’ is set to be appointed to help supercharge the West Midlands by helping to build a forward looking, technologically advanced economy that harnesses big data to improve public services and drive business.
- 12th October 2022
Formerly the Wolverhampton Civic Halls, AEG Presents’ and City of Wolverhampton Council’s investment sees the restoration of an iconic local institution, economic and cultural regeneration and a home for live music in the West Midlands.
- 7th October 2022
Poetry Scum is a monthly working class poetry event held in Nottingham, run by local poet Jesse Eden Freeman....
- 7th October 2022
The Woodland Trust has delivered a major boost for communities across the region by providing nearly £300,000 to ramp up tree planting and help the West Midland Combined Authority (WMCA) tackle climate change.
- 5th October 2022
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has today welcomed new HS2 figures showing how more than 6,800 people are now working on the construction of the high speed rail project in the West Midlands.
- 4th October 2022
PoArtry is an ongoing annual collaboration project that invites poets and artists to work with each other to create new work....