City of Wolverhampton Council is asking people in Wolverhampton what they think about the Covid-19 vaccination. This survey, is open to everyone over the age of 18 living or working in Wolverhampton, whether or not they have had the vaccine yet
It aims to find out about people’s experience...More
Welcome to the City of Wolverhampton Council’s online Budget Simulator. Have you got what it takes to set a balanced budget in the face of ongoing cuts?
Since 2010, the Council has responded to continued financial challenges due to Government budget cuts and increased demand for services,...More
Conventional petrol and diesel vehicles are recognised as a major source of pollution and contributor to the climate emergency, whereas we know that electric vehicles (EV’s) provide a low-emission solution to driving in the UK. The Government recently brought forward the ban on the sale of...More
Our Council Plan 2019 – 2024 was approved by Full Council on the 4 April 2019 and covers a 5 year period. It sets out how we will work with our partners and communities to make Wolverhampton a city of opportunity. Each year, a “refresh” of the Council Plan is carried out to ensure that...More
his is an opportunity to have your say confidentially on the sexual health services we deliver, to whom and how they could be delivered differently. The broad areas we want you to think about are:
Health Inequalities
Service offer and development
Communications and...More
The City of Wolverhampton Council is embarking on a mapping exercise for Dementia support services in the community to understand the impact of Covid-19 on services and people affected by Dementia.
This is the Living Well Pathway which demonstrates our intentions
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The City of Wolverhampton Council is embarking on a mapping exercise for Dementia support services in the community to understand the impact of COVID-19 on services and people affected by Dementia.
The Joint Dementia Strategy 2019-2024 priorities focus on developing a whole...More
Under the Gambling Act 2005, the council, together with the Gambling Commission, are responsible for the licensing of gaming and betting permission in Wolverhampton.
The act requires the council to publish a 'Statement of Licensing Policy'. This sets out the criteria...More
THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (CITY CENTRE – WESTSIDE) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 2) ORDER 2021
THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (CITY CENTRE – WESTSIDE LINK PHASE 1) (PROHIBITION OF DRIVING...More
The Draft Digital Wolverhampton Strategy sets out the city’s vision and aims for Digital. The Draft Digital Wolverhampton Strategy sets the framework (and updates the Wolverhampton Digital Infrastructure Strategy) as a live, action orientated partnership approach to delivering our...More
The ADCS presented a report (shared via email) following discussions across several national stakeholder groups. It proposes a revised RIIA quarterly dataset for commencement in April 2022, incorporating key learnings from data producers, decision makers, and policy makers across local and...More
THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (CAMBRIDGE STREET, WATER STREET) PROPOSED TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES
During our review of existing traffic calming in Cambridge Street and Water Street, we have looked at the effectiveness of the existing traffic calming in place and identified that there could...More