£5m Waste Disposal Contract for Wolverhampton Nears Approval Saturday, May 23, 2026 wolverhampton waste recycling landfill contract environment disposal fly-tipping hazardous greenwaste City of Wolverhampton Council is poised to approve a £5 million contract to oversee the city’s waste disposal services. The current contract expires in October, and the new agreement is set for an initial three-year term, … Read More
Wolverhampton Girl, 8, Undergoes Emergency Brain Surgery Following Tonsillitis Misdiagnosis Monday, May 18, 2026 wolverhampton brainsurgery tonsillitis misdiagnosis emergency childhealth neurology headache pediatrics diagnosis Eight-year-old Lacie Feeney from Wolverhampton endured severe pain and debilitating headaches after being misdiagnosed with tonsillitis. Despite her worsening condition, the true cause—a blocked brain drain—was initially … Read More
Thousands Benefit from Wolverhampton Railway Station's Mental Health Hub in First Year Saturday, May 16, 2026 mentalhealth wolverhampton support community wellbeing railway rethink crisis outreach partnership Since its opening in May 2025, The Hub at Wolverhampton Railway Station has provided essential mental health support to thousands of vulnerable individuals. This one-year milestone marks a significant achievement in community … Read More
Not Sandwell or Walsall – Midlands' Poorest Areas Revealed Monday, May 11, 2026 midlands deprivation birmingham walsall sandwell wolverhampton nottingham stoke-on-trent blackpool poverty A recent government study has spotlighted the most deprived areas in the West Midlands, highlighting where families face the greatest financial hardships—including worries over income, debt, and access to essentials. … Read More
Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Walsall Among England’s 50 Poorest Areas Sunday, May 10, 2026 deprivation midlands birmingham wolverhampton walsall poverty inequality economy blackcountry england A recent study by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government has highlighted several Midlands towns and cities as some of the poorest places in England. The rankings are based on a comprehensive analysis of … Read More
Plans Unveiled to Replace Wolverhampton Offices with New Special School Saturday, May 9, 2026 wolverhampton specialeducation schooldevelopment broadmeadow priorygreen pendeford counciloffices accessibility inclusiveeducation educationplanning Plans have been submitted to demolish the aging Priory Green council offices in Whitburn Close, Pendeford, Wolverhampton, to make way for a new, purpose-built special school. The proposed development would accommodate up to … Read More