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To enable members of the City donate to support vulnerable, disadvantaged and destitute members of society.

A petition allows members of the public to let us know their concerns. By making petitions available online, a greater number of people can contribute to petitions and to the council's democratic process.

Gaming machines provide games of chance where the prizes awarded are in money or money's worth. Gaming machines are commonly known as fruit machines.

An introduction to Single Status.

Thinking of volunteering? Then why not become a Parent Champion.

Information, advice and support services from the Carer Support Team for carers living in Wolverhampton.

There are a lot of benefits to cycling regularly - you can save money on motoring and public transport costs, and keep fit without having to pay for the gym.

View current licensing applications and licence variations submitted under the Licensing Act 2003 and the Gambling Act 2005.

Information and guidance about City of Wolverhamptons legal services.

Information and policy on educating your child at home.

Business Rates (also known as Non-Domestic Rates) are a tax payable for all occupied and some unoccupied business premises. Access the business rates explanatory leaflets and information about revaluation and transition

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.

Also known as domiciliary care, this is the delivery of a range of personal care and support services to individuals in their own homes.