Local News and Updates
- 12th December 2023
The City of Wolverhampton Council is inviting residents to get more involved in local democracy by submitting a question to Full Council meetings.
- 12th December 2023
BOA Stage and Screen Production Academy students in Birmingham helped create the winning film titled ‘A Million Numbers’ in just two days alongside West Midlands production company Threewise Entertainment
- 11th December 2023
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) will be offering thousands of people try-before-you-buy bus tickets as part of a £19 million Government-funded scheme to drive up bus passenger numbers and protect services.
- 11th December 2023
Transport for West Midlands (TfWM) will be offering thousands of people try-before-you-buy bus tickets as part of a £19 million Government-funded scheme to drive up bus passenger numbers and protect services.
- 11th December 2023
From Saturday (December 16) Wolverhampton Art Gallery will be hosting Ed Isaacs: Drawing Places exhibition – celebrating the city and beyond by
bringing the urban city to life.
- 8th December 2023
Low carbon homes built in the West Midlands are up to three times cheaper to heat than an average property, according to latest data, as the region looks to new ways to tackle both the housing and climate emergency.
- 8th December 2023
Benjamin Zephaniah, who sadly passed away on Thursday (7 December), will be remembered for being many things – a trailblazing poet, writer, musician, activist and of course, a proud Brummie....
- 8th December 2023
Low carbon homes built in the West Midlands are up to three times cheaper to heat than an average property, according to latest data, as the region looks to new ways to tackle both the housing and climate emergency.
- 8th December 2023
Low carbon homes built in the West Midlands are up to three times cheaper to heat than an average property, according to latest data, as the region looks to new ways to tackle both the housing and climate emergency.
- 8th December 2023
Suspected fly tippers who ignore council investigations are being warned they need to comply with officers following a successful prosecution.