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Event celebrates impact of Shared Lives initiative in city
  • 15th September 2026
People from across Wolverhampton came together last week to celebrate the success of Shared Lives – and learn more about the opportunities it offers to adults and young people who need care and support. Read more
I AM WHAT I AM
  • 15th September 2026
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Starlight Strollers take to Eastbourne seafront for a walk to remember
  • 15th September 2026
Eastbourne seafront was packed with St Wilfrid’s supporters taking part in Starlight Stroll on Saturday evening (12th September). Read more
How to Enjoy a Free Heritage Weekend in and Around Sudbury
  • 15th September 2026
How to Enjoy a Free Heritage Weekend in and Around Sudbury Read more
Autumn Day with Fungi Frida
  • 14th September 2026
Save the Date - Saturday 26th September 12 - 4pm at Caldmore Community Garden Read more
Be the Reason a child believes in tomorrow by Fostering for Wolverhampton
  • 14th September 2026
City of Wolverhampton Council is encouraging people to help local children build brighter futures by becoming foster parents and being the reason a child believes in tomorrow. Read more
Wolverhampton graphic designer launches new wellbeing guide
  • 14th September 2026
A graphic designer is taking her creative work in a new direction with the launch of a new wellbeing guide. Read more
The Wall of #41
  • 14th September 2026
A Walsall teenager, three race weekends, and 41 squares on a chequered flag Read more
Direct train services from Birmingham to Manchester Airport set to begin next year
  • 14th September 2026
London Northwestern Railway (LNR) has announced it will introduce a new direct train service linking Birmingham with Manchester Airport from May next year. Read more
Clarke Willmott warns founder-led businesses to start succession planning early
  • 14th September 2026
Founder-led businesses such as care homes are being urged to start succession planning early, as waiting too long could prove costly. Read more
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