Park Rangers are urging people to take care after Wolverhampton was turned into a winter wonderland by the cold snap.
Tag Archives: Wolverhampton City Council
Local gardeners triumph in competition
After a record number of entries the annual Wolverhampton Homes Garden Competition was a celebration of the hard-working men, women and children of Wolverhampton who make the city a more pleasant place to live. The winners were announced last night (Wednesday 22 September) in a ceremony held in the Mayor’s Parlour at Wolverhampton City Council [...]
Wednesfield Community Library officially opens
It was smiles all round as Wolverhampton’s newest library was officially opened this week. The new Wednesfield Library was unveiled by Wolverhampton’s Mayor, Councillor Malcolm Gwinnett, who praised library staff for the welcoming atmosphere at the ‘striking’ building. Staff were joined by members of the public, local businesspeople and religious leaders as well as the [...]
Vandals destroy trees in Long Knowle
Council and community leaders have condemned vandals who have caused over £2,000 worth of damage to a much-loved public open space in Wednesfield.
Ashmore Park Community Centre open day this Tuesday
We recently received this email from Gwen Sadler at Ashmore Park Community Centre: “On Tuesday 15th June from 11am to 3pm we are holding an open day at the Community Centre on Griffiths Drive to showcase the work of the groups using the centre. We will also be marking  the official launch of our new [...]
Oak Meadow Primary School to be rebuilt?
On the 14th May 2010 a planning application was made by Roy Lockwood, the Director for Children & Young People at Wolverhampton City Council for planning permission to demolish the existing Oak Meadow Primary School building on Ryan Avenue in Ashmore Park and replace it with a new two story school. Whilst there is seemingly no [...]
Could you be Wednesfield’s new Neighbourhood Warden?
Wolverhampton City Council is currently advertising the job of ‘Neighbourhood Warden’ for the Wednesfield area. The job requires someone to: “Work in the Local Neighbourhood Partnership (LNP) areas with local communities, businesses, service providers and other partner agencies, to build positive relations in order to respond to community safety and anti-social behaviour issues as identified [...]
