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There are an estimated 550,000 trees in Wolverhampton and their canopy covers an estimated 16.5% of the city’s area.

The first week of April will be dedicated to food and fun in Wolverhampton with the council organising a week of activities to help people still enjoy healthy, tasty food on a budget during the cost-of-living crisis.

The Council is working to support hackney carriage and private hire vehicle proprietors in making the transition to ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVs).

It is with great sadness that City of Wolverhampton Council announces the passing of its Leader, Councillor Ian Brookfield.

City of Wolverhampton Council's Adult Social Care Service, Public Health team and Wolverhampton Place Team from the NHS Black Country Integrated Care Board have come together to offer residential care homes across Wolverhampton an exciting provision to support the physical and mental well-being of people they care for.

Welcome to the ‘Wolverhampton Inclusive Schools for Everyone’ (WISE) webpages.

The Call-in mechanism provides a way for councillors who do not sit on Cabinet to ask that particular decisions are reconsidered by the person or people who originally made them. Call-in cannot overturn a decision, but it can result in a recommendation that a decision be reconsidered or withdrawn.

Shaw Road HWRC will be closed for essential works from 9th October 2023 to 27th October 2023.

City of Wolverhampton Council is providing support to eligible children and young people during the May 2022 half-term holiday week (30 May to 5 June 2022), funded through the Government’s Household Support Fund.

A proposed package of improvements aims to increase the reliability of journey times for cars, buses, and freight to the A449 Stafford Road and making it safer and more convenient for cyclists and pedestrians.

Relief for the retail, hospitality and leisure sectors for 2020/21 and 2021/22 financial years