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Leader insists ‘every inch’ of brownfield land is in major housing plan with residents to have their say
08/07/2021
Leader insists ‘every inch’ of brownfield land is in major housing plan with residents to have their say
City of Wolverhampton Council’s Leader says ‘every inch’ of brownfield land included in draft Black Country Plan
Money does grow on them! Planting trees could benefit economy by £366 million and create 36,000 jobs
08/07/2021
Money does grow on them! Planting trees could benefit economy by £366 million and create 36,000 jobs
Planting trees and other efforts to recover natural destruction have a huge part to play in getting the country to Net Zero and bring a range of other benefits
Wolverhampton city centre transformation starts this month
07/07/2021
Wolverhampton city centre transformation starts this month
Works will start this month on the first phase of the Council’s multi-million-pound transformation of the city centre to create events spaces, improve public realm and support businesses.
Work to improve road safety
07/07/2021
Work to improve road safety
More than £720,000 will be spent on making the borough’s roads safer for pedestrians and drivers.
Breathing new life into Black Country Brownfield land
06/07/2021
Breathing new life into Black Country Brownfield land
The University of Wolverhampton’s Brownfield Research and Innovation Centre (BRIC) has joined forces with land regeneration activists, Land Hero
Relight Business Programme
05/07/2021
Relight Business Programme
City of Wolverhampton Council are now recruiting to cohort 5 of the Relight Business Programme
Mayor tells business leaders why the West Midlands should be seen as a leading net zero region
05/07/2021
Mayor tells business leaders why the West Midlands should be seen as a leading net zero region
Mayor of the West Midlands Andy Street has told a cross-sector audience of local decision makers why the West Midlands should be seen as one of the UK’s leading regions in supporting the race to net zero.
World Media Goes Potty over Walsall Pots
05/07/2021
World Media Goes Potty over Walsall Pots
An effort to enliven the public realm in Walsall Town Centre has had a surprising impact, reaching media outlets around the world.
Millions of pounds in financial help for businesses
05/07/2021
Millions of pounds in financial help for businesses
More than £150million worth of support has been given to businesses in Dudley borough by the council during the pandemic
Low-carbon manufacturing is fastest growing sector in West Midlands
05/07/2021
Low-carbon manufacturing is fastest growing sector in West Midlands
Low-carbon manufacturing and goods are now the West Midlands’ fastest growing sector
Midlands Engine partners unite: Shared vision launches for urgent Green Growth action to accelerate economic and environmental recovery
05/07/2021
Midlands Engine partners unite: Shared vision launches for urgent Green Growth action to accelerate economic and environmental recovery
The Midlands Engine today launches its Ten Point Plan for Green Growth
Young entrepreneurs invited to kickstart their business thanks to a free opportunity in the city
02/07/2021
Young entrepreneurs invited to kickstart their business thanks to a free opportunity in the city
Young business brains can share their promising products with hundreds of shoppers thanks to a free opportunity organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
Opportunity knocks for leavers
01/07/2021
Opportunity knocks for leavers
Ladder for the Black Country - Apprenticeship vacancies for school leavers
College is meeting SEND needs
29/06/2021
College is meeting SEND needs
Walsall College supported Internships & Apprenticeships programme
Doors open to second half of new Wolverhampton Railway Station
28/06/2021
Doors open to second half of new Wolverhampton Railway Station
The second half of Wolverhampton’s new Railway Station has today (Monday) opened to the public.
Brownfield first for housing plan – leader
28/06/2021
Brownfield first for housing plan – leader
A major plan to identify housing land in Dudley borough will put brownfield sites at the “top of the list” in order to protect green belt