Wolverhampton is a city that is proud of its rich, diverse cultural heritage and history. As a local authority over the past few years, we have been on a journey, exploring what equality, diversity and inclusion means not only to us as an organisation but to our wider communities.
Details and policy of the CARF scheme for 2021/22
Our Procurement pipeline contains details of contracts expected to be re-procured and new procurement projects that are expected to be undertaken.
Email Homes in the City by completing our web form. There are some useful links that might answer your questions quicker.
You are entitled to arrange a funeral in a number of ways as long as you fulfil some basic legal requirements.
The Local Plan documents use evidence and studies to inform their development.
The Statement of Community Involvement sets out when and how we involve communities and key partners in the planning process.
A Coroner will look into sudden or unexplained deaths. You can contact the Local Coroner's office using the contact details provided.
The scrutiny process aims to make sure that services and policies delivered by the council and others best meet the needs of the people of Wolverhampton.
The Bilston Corridor Area Action Plan will set out what the area should be like in 2026 and what changes need to happen to achieve this.
Repatriation of remains is transporting either a body or ashes between countries. If you need to do this, we have information about moving remains both to and from abroad.
The Charter is a commitment to improving the services offered and aims to confront the death experience and reduce ignorance.
The Exclusive Right of Burial for a grave can be purchased either before an imminent funeral or in reservation for future use. In both cases, the Exclusive Right of Burial is granted for 75 years.