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  • Plan for Neighbourhoods - Bilston

    This survey is to ask residents what they feel should be included within a 10 year plan for your neighbourhoods. More
    Closes 30 September 2025

  • Driven by Digital Strategy

    Digital underpins the modern economy. It fuels innovation in business and has revolutionised the way organisations work both in the private and public sector, driving growth and boosting productivity. In January 2025, the State of Digital Government Review found that there were £45bn of unrealised savings and productivity benefits which could be achieved through full digitisation of public sector services, making it one of the most powerful levers available to government to improve... More
    Closes 18 August 2025

  • Consultation on Changes to Taxi Licensing Conditions, Policy and Guidelines

    The Council has a duty to protect the general public from harm when using Hackney Carriage or Private Hire Vehicles. In order to do this the Council must satisfy itself that all drivers and operators are 'fit and proper' persons. The 'Guidelines on Fitness and Propriety' (guidelines) are used to provide the Council with a written framework which allows employees and Councillors to make fair and consistent decisions when assessing the suitability of applicants for hackney carriage or... More
    Closes 7 August 2025

  • The Future of Wolverhampton's Specialist Domestic Abuse Services - Have Your Say

    The City of Wolverhampton Council (CWC) is recommissioning domestic abuse support services for the city. Domestic abuse support services provide victims of domestic abuse with practical help, advice, and guidance. In Wolverhampton, support is available to women, men, and their children who are either living in the community or in accommodation such as a refuge. The types of support that may be offered can include safe accommodation, support through the... More
    Closes 3 August 2025

  • Explore, Enhance, Protect and Promote Smestow Valley Local Nature Reserve Consultation

    Can you give us your ideas and feedback about Smestow Valley Local Nature Reserve? Tell us what you think! Smestow Valley is Wolverhampton's largest green space and much loved. City of Wolverhampton Council and our partners, Canal and River Trust and Birmingham and Black Country Wildlife Trust have received support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to develop a project to Explore, Enhance, Protect and Promote Smestow Valley Local Nature Reserve project. We'll be... More
    Closes 31 July 2025

  • Cosmetics Compliance Scheme

    City of Wolverhampton Council's Environmental Health Service are seeking your views on the implementation of a voluntary 'Cosmetics Complaince Scheme'. The scheme is aimed at improving standards within the industry, reassuring customers and promoting compliant businesses to the public. We’re considering introducing the scheme as we have seen a growing number of concerns around poor standards and high-risk procedures. These include an increase in complaints... More
    Closes 25 July 2025

  • Proposed Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Brook Street

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 1) ORDER 2025 The City of Wolverhampton Council is undertaking formal consultation regarding proposed waiting and loading restrictions to parts of Bath Street (Bilston), Brook Street and Station Road. These proposals can be seen on the attached plan (T3/2069). The proposed restrictions are required in parts of Bath Street (Bilston), Brook Street and... More
    Closes 25 July 2025

  • Made Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Pinfold Street

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 4) ORDER 2024 More
    Closes 22 July 2025

  • Wolverhampton Evening and Nighttime Economy Strategy

    Our city centre’s evening and night-time economy is a vital part of Wolverhampton’s identity, providing economic opportunities, cultural vibrancy and social connectivity. Our Night Vision is to transform Wolverhampton into a vibrant, inclusive and dynamic evening and night-time destination where residents, workers and visitors can thrive. We aim to create a safe, welcoming and diverse environment that fosters economic growth, cultural enrichment and community engagement between 5pm... More
    Closes 20 July 2025

  • Wolverhampton Destination Management Plan

    The City of Wolverhampton attracts millions of visitors a year to our cultural, entertainment, sports and leisure venues and events programme. The visitor economy is an important part of our local economy supporting jobs and generating spend in our city. Wolverhampton Destination Management Plan will provide the framework to support the growth of Wolverhampton’s visitor economy bringing together Events, Evening and Nighttime Economy and Culture. Its aim is to create a... More
    Closes 20 July 2025

  • Employee Wellbeing, Occupational Health and Rewards Survey

    People Services are reviewing the Council's employee wellbeing and occupational benefits offer to better attract, retain, support and motivate employees to deliver against the priorities in Our City : Our Plan. We value your feedback on the current benefits offered to ensure they meet your needs. While we can't guarantee all suggestions will be implemented, your input is essential in shaping our future offerings. More
    Closes 11 July 2025

  • Consultation on the Proposed Expansion of Green Park School

    On 10 July 2024, Cabinet was presented with a report regarding expansion to Special Educational Needs Provision across the City. One of the schemes included was the permanent expansion of Green Park School. The school is currently commissioned for 147 places for children in the age range 3 to 19 who have been identified as having a need of special educational provision. The school caters for pupils with Severe Learning Difficulty (SLD) and Profound and Multiple Learning Difficulty (PMLD).... More
    Closes 6 July 2025

  • Wolverhampton Pride 2025 Feedback

    Thank you for celebrating Wolverhampton Pride with us on Saturday 7 th June. It was great to see thousands of you soaking up the Pride atmosphere in the city centre and enjoying a glorious day of entertainment. We’d really appreciate it if you could complete this short survey before 23 rd June with your feedback on Wolverhampton Pride 2025 so we can hear about what you liked and what we can improve for 2026! More
    Closed 23 June 2025

  • Shared Lives

    Shared Lives is a unique form of social care based on the simple but transformative power of human relationships. In Shared Lives, a young person or adult who is assessed as needing care and support is matched with a Shared Lives carer by the Shared Lives service. Together, they share home, family, and community life. The service enables people to access community facilities, maximise their independence and quality of life and live an ordinary life in a place... More
    Closed 17 June 2025

  • Consultation on Post 16 SEND Transport Charges

    In 2019, we conducted a survey to gather residents views on introducing a fee for post-16 SEND travel. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the cost-of-living crisis, we decided to postpone the implementation of these charges. Currently, the City of Wolverhampton Council is one of the few remaining authorities that does not charge for post-16 SEND travel. It is important to note that providing free travel for post-16 students is not a statutory requirement. To... More
    Closed 13 June 2025

  • PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO OFF-STRRET CAR PARK ARRANGEMENTS CENTRAL AREA, CITY CENTRE

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (CENTRAL OFF-STREET PARKING PLACES) AMENDMENT No.1 ORDER 2025 Proposed changes to Off-Street Car Parking arrangements to the City Centre Car Parks of Wolverhampton. Following on from a review of parking arrangements in and around, the Car Parks in the city centre, the City Council is now proposing changes to improve the overall management of those car parks. Revisions to the terms and conditions, waiting times,charges and vehicle... More
    Closed 13 June 2025

  • Proposed 20mph Speed Limit Order & Traffic Calming Scheme On Old Fallings Crescent

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (WEDNESFIELD) (WALDA DRIVE) (20 MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 2025 THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (WALDA DRIVE) PROPOSED TRAFFIC CALMING MEASURES The City of Wolverhampton Council is undertaking formal consultation regarding proposed Traffic Calming Measures and a 20mph Speed Limit Order in parts of Walda Drive. The restrictions are required to comply with a planning condition for a new development taking place on Old Fallings... More
    Closed 30 May 2025

  • Proposed Zebra Crossing on Bushbury Lane

    NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Wolverhampton City Council pursuant to its powers under Section 23 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended), intends to install a controlled (Zebra) crossing on Bushbury Lane, Wednesfield. The crossing will provide a safe place for pedestrians to cross Bushbury Lane, in the vicinity of Bushbury Nursery. More
    Closed 23 May 2025

  • Mandatory Left Turn - Hare Street, Chapel Street (Bilston) Experimental Order (ETRO) 2024

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON AREA) (PROHIBITION OF MOVEMENT AND MANDATORY TURNS) EXPERIMENTAL ORDER 2024 Hare Street, Chapel Street junctions with Oxford Street – Mandatory Left Turn Experimental Order Following an annual road safety review the junction of the A41 Oxford Street, Hare Street and Chapel Street was noted to have a high record of personal injury collisions. Detailed investigation showed that a high proportion of injury collisions involved vehicles... More
    Closed 22 May 2025

  • Made Waiting, Loading and Prohibition of Stopping Restrictions, Ettingshall Road, Foster Avenue and Shaw Road.

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 10) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 20 May 2025

  • PNA Consultation 2025

    Wolverhampton's Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment is now out for its public consultation, which lasts for a minimum of 60-days. Health and Wellbeing Boards are mandated to produce an assessment of local pharmaceutical services in their area every three years. This document is called the Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment (PNA). The draft PNA for focused stakeholder review is available to view below. The PDF is available to download by clicking on the two arrows in the top... More
    Closed 18 May 2025

  • Proposed Public Realm Improvements - City Centre - Phase 2 Part 1

    As part of the on-going wider public realm improvements within the City Centre, City of Wolverhampton Council are proposing a number of changes in the City Centre as follows: The formation of shared footway and with-flow Cycle facilities in part of the Darlington Street area. Revisions to permitted vehicular waiting and loading restriction times in part of the Darlington Street area (to be in line with other areas of the City Centre). More
    Closed 9 May 2025

  • Made Waiting Restrictions on Green Park Avenue

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 11) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 7 May 2025

  • Made Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Ettingshall Road (Ettingshall)

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (BILSTON) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 8) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 6 May 2025

  • Made Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Old Fallings Crescent

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (WEDNESFIELD) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 3) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 6 May 2025

  • Made Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Sandmere Rise

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (WEDNESFIELD) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 2) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 6 May 2025

  • Made Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Stafford Road (Service Road)

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (TETTENHALL) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 1) ORDER 2024 More
    Closed 6 May 2025

  • Professional Curiosity bite size session 22nd January 2025

    Thank you for attending the session More
    Closed 30 April 2025

  • Residential and Nursing Care Survey

    Wolverhampton Council is undertaking an initiative to reshape how we commission residential and nursing care for people aged 65+. To ensure that these services truly reflect the needs, wishes, and priorities of older adults, we are conducting a wide-ranging engagement process, speaking directly with residents, carers and care staff. More
    Closed 21 April 2025

  • Proposed Waiting and Loading Restrictions on Reedham Gardens

    THE WOLVERHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL (PENN) (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND STREET PARKING PLACES) (AMENDMENT NO 1) ORDER 2025 The City of Wolverhampton Council is undertaking formal consultation regarding proposed waiting and loading restrictions to parts of Reedham Gardens, Oakley Road and Buckley Road. These proposals can be seen on the attached plan (T4/4634 REV 1). The restrictions are required to comply with a planning condition for a new development... More
    Closed 18 April 2025
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