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Wolverhampton Sensory Inclusion are a team of Qualified Specialist Teachers of the Deaf, Qualified Specialist Teachers of the Visually Impaired, Specialist Higher Level Teaching Assistants and a Deaf Tutor.

Residents can apply for ECO 4 Flex funding to help pay for energy-saving measures for their homes.

The City of Wolverhampton Council has made a commitment to reducing the city’s energy impact as part of Our Climate Change Commitment.

Procurement opportunities for businesses including how to tender for goods and services and view the contracts register that lists all contracts with the council.

City of Wolverhampton Council has a duty to promote good school attendance for all children registered at their schools.

Fly-tipping is when waste is illegally dumped on roads or land which is not licensed for waste. If you spot fly-tipping, please report this so we can deal with it.

Find nursery schools in Wolverhampton.

Find pupil referral centres in Wolverhampton.

View what equipment is available in Wolverhampton to help older people or people with a disability with daily living.

Information for Prospective Providers and Family Hubs Funding Information.

City of Wolverhampton Youth Council is a non-political organisation made up of local young people between 11 and 18 (and up to 25 for those with a disability). They represent young people’s views and work to improve the lives of young people in the city.

A Traffic Regulation Orders is a legal document creating a local traffic rule that road users must obey

The Council receives many requests from residents for these to be introduced in their roads to reduce speeds and improve safety.