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The Council Tax Support (CTS) scheme helps low-income households reduce their Council Tax. Residents of the City of Wolverhampton can apply for CTS to lower their Council Tax payments.

The City of Wolverhampton Education Place Planning 2024-2027, aligned with the Council’s School Improvement and Governance Strategy, seeks to secure sufficient high-quality school places to improve educational outcomes across the City.

This privacy notice tells you what to expect when the council uses your personal information. The cookies notice explains how cookies help the website analyse how users use the site.

Search, track, object or comment on planning applications.

Transition is a process or period of change. Here we give further information about how our Wolverhampton children and young people are supported to start attending an educational setting, move between settings or when a young person prepares to move into adulthood.

The Inclusion Team has been developed to support pupils who are at risk of exclusion and working with schools to build capacity and promote inclusive practice, as well as continuing to fulfil the council’s statutory role regarding exclusion from school.

Our City: Our Plan sets out how the Council will continue to work alongside its local, regional, and national partners to improve outcomes for local people.

Discretionary Housing Payment (DHP) is an additional financial help for those struggling to pay their rent. Not everyone who applies will receive it.

Local Housing Allowance (LHA) is for people living in private rented housing.

Self-employed benefit claimants without prepared accounts for the last financial year of trading should complete this form.

The City of Wolverhampton Council is committed to delivering excellent Customer Service.  We would love to hear your views and suggestions on what can be improved within the facilities and services which we offer…

Report a pothole on a Wolverhampton road or pavement.

Find secondary schools in Wolverhampton.