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Members of the City of Wolverhampton Youth Council and other youth groups found out about local politics at a replica Full Council meeting.

Suspected fly tippers are being told not to ignore council investigations following another successful prosecution in the city.

Rough sleeper numbers in Wolverhampton remain in single figures as partnership work spearheaded by the council goes on, official statistics show.

A Wolverhampton pharmacist has been found guilty of fraud relating to Covid-19 grant applications after being charged with making false representations and supplying fake quotations to support applications for funding.

The injunction banning street racing in the Black Country has been permitted to continue by the High Court following a hearing in Birmingham yesterday (Wednesday 26 February, 2025) – with judge, The Honourable Mr Justice Ritchie, finding it to be "very effective".

Filling potholes, tackling fly tipping and creating a more vibrant city centre are among the top priorities for the City of Wolverhampton Council as it plans for the year ahead.

The City of Wolverhampton Council has revealed food is still the largest single item by far, which residents ask the council for help with as part of cost of living support.

Relatives or friends of a man who passed away recently are being asked to get in touch with the City of Wolverhampton Council's Court of Protection Team so that his funeral can be arranged.

The annual Mayors Fest rock show returns to Wolverhampton this April to raise vital funds for good causes.

Over the last 18 months, the council has been a key part of the Department for Education's Families First for Children Pathfinder (FFCP) programme, designed to test ways to reform the children’s social care system, help children to stay with their families in safe and loving homes while protecting vulnerable children where needed and ensuring that families will receive the right support at the right time and be supported by the right professional.

A city food business which was found to be trading despite an active rat infestation has been successfully prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.

The Museum Estate and Development Fund (MEND) has announced funding plans which sees 29 museums across the country receiving a share of almost £25 million to upgrade their buildings.