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St Thomas Spring Fayre

Steph — Fri, 14 May 2010 10:07:54 +0000

St Thomas’ Church on the High Street is holding it’s Spring Fayre this Saturday, 10am – 12 noon, Stalls will include cakes, books, music, jewellery, bric-a-brac, groceries, the human fruit machine and more. Everyone is welcome!

If you attend the Fayre don’t forget to post your pictures to our Flickr Pool or to our Facebook page for everyone to see – if you don’t know how to use Flickr see our guide here.

St Thomas can now also be found on Facebook.

Fix My Street: Unfinished pavement in Perks Road, Ashmore Park

James — Tue, 20 Apr 2010 17:34:44 +0000

We’ve just reported this problem to Fix My Street.

If you know of a similar problem (or any other problem you think the council may be responsible for), report it to Fix My Street and they will send it to the correct council department.

Useful recycling advice for the Christmas period

James — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 10:30:25 +0000

Christmas is fast approaching which means in a few days time many of us will have piles of wrapping paper, cardboard packaging and maybe even the odd wine bottle or beer can lying around waiting to be disposed of.

Whilst Wolverhampton City Council has taken steps to make kerbside recycling relatively easy for residents, it can still be rather complicated when it comes to what you can and what you can’t put out for kerbside collection, along with what should go in the different containers we have.

www.recyclenow.com is a useful resource which allows you to enter your postcode to find out what you CAN put in your kerbside recycling – and if you have something that can’t be collected at the kerbside the website will provide a list of your nearest recycling banks and display them on a map for you.

For more information on recycling services in Wolverhampton including collection dates over the Christmas period, visit the Wolverhampton City Council website.

How to: Report a damaged bus shelter

James — Tue, 15 Dec 2009 12:00:58 +0000

If a bus shelter you use is damaged or has a fault, such as the lighting not working, damage to seats, or timetables missing, you can report the problem to Network West Midlands who will then pass the fault onto the agency responsible for maintenance of the shelter.

Make sure you take a note of the number on the shelter (usually on a white plaque around the roof) as this is required when reporting a fault, then report the fault on the Network West Midlands website.