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Local businesses and other organisations are being invited to use the City of Wolverhampton Council's mediation team to help resolve any workplace or personal conflicts they are experiencing.

'Investment in the Workforce' was one the key messages from Wolverhampton Business Week in the Autumn.

Wolverhampton will be in the spotlight this weekend when Radio 4's popular Saturday Live show broadcasts live from a listener's house in the city.

Teachers and pupils have been praised after another Wolverhampton school was rated "Outstanding" by Ofsted following a recent inspection.

The City of Wolverhampton Council is urging people to show their support and head into the city centre for Small Business Saturday on 5 December.

Four year old Eliza Hallam, a pupil at St Anthony's RC School, was declared the winner with her colourful, hand printed Father Christmas stating "I'm going to my favourite place next... Wolverhampton".

A Wolverhampton teacher is preparing to pull on his boots as he bids to help Stourbridge FC keep their Emirates FA Cup dream alive this weekend.

Shoppers visiting Wolverhampton Market will see some changes over the coming days as the facility prepares for its relocation in the New Year.

City of Wolverhampton Council has hailed the success of yesterday's Operation Riposte raids to tackle suspected immigration offenders and the sale of illegal cigarettes and alcohol.

People who are looking to take a new direction in 2016 are reminded that Wolverhampton's "Outstanding" rated Adult Education Service is holding enrolment days next week for courses starting early in the new year.

Parents and guardians of children who will start school for the first time in September 2016 are being urged to apply for places online now.

More than 120 businesses in Wolverhampton have taken advantage of vouchers of up to £3,000 to boost their broadband connectivity.

The hard work and dedication of volunteers who between them contribute hundreds of hours a month to Wolverhampton's cultural attractions has been celebrated.

A new interactive online film enabling viewers to choose what happens next is the latest addition to a campaign to raise awareness of child sexual exploitation (CSE) across the West Midlands.

People are being encouraged to have their say over plans to redesign children's services in Wolverhampton.