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The Public Map Gallery is an online resource that provides interactive maps and geographic information to the public.

Trees help keep the air clean, reduce noise levels and provide shade. They also provide important habitats for birds and other wildlife. However, should a tree be causing any damage to your property please contact us.

Part, or all, of a tree, may become unhealthy or damaged and structurally unsound due to a singular event such as a storm, flood or damage by a vehicle.

The Council is responsible for maintaining our tree stock. See which trees we can deal with as well as advice if you are having a tree issue.

Basal tree also known as epicormic growth is bushy growth at the base of a tree.

Different requests will have different response times. These are shown in our service standards. You can then contact tree maintenance using our web form.

Special Needs Early Years Service is a team of Specialist Teachers and Specialist Higher Level Teaching Assistants.

Recycle your coffee pods with Podback.

We manage the health of council trees along our highways and in parks and public open spaces with regular scheduled inspections, also taking in to account other broader concerns, such as ecological, landscape and aesthetic value.

Details about our current housing strategy, wider strategies, performance and policies for Housing in Wolverhampton.

An 'H' marking is used to tell drivers not to wait or park where other vehicles need access. Find out the application criteria and make an application.

Business property and land for sale or to let in Wolverhampton.