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Wednesfield High Street Improvements
Wednesfield High Street is a priority area for investment, with the High Street performing an important role locally, and the nearby Bentley Bridge Retail Park and other facilities attracting visitors from a wider catchment. This project comprises improvements to Wednesfield High Street to provide enhanced facilities, increase footfall and attract further investment and development. Proposals include the creation of an improved market area with the addition of canopies to create a... MoreCloses 29 April 2024 -
Future of the free Pharmacy Flu Vaccination Voucher Scheme
City of Wolverhampton Council has previously offered free pharmacy flu vaccination vouchers for staff members. We are keen to understand whether you have taken up this offer in the past and if you would be interested if vouchers were made available this autumn/winter. We would therefore appreciate your participation in this short 3 question survey. MoreCloses 10 May 2024 -
Wolverhampton Pride 2024
Equalities Monitoring City of Wolverhampton Council as a public sector organisations has a responsibility to ensure that we do not unfairly discriminate in the services that we provide. This part of what is known as the Public Sector Duty. In order to do this, The Council collects equality monitoring data. The disclosure of this data is optional and is treated in the strictest confidence. The data is only used for monitoring and to ensure that the services... MoreCloses 9 June 2024 -
British Kabaddi Championships 2024
Equalities Monitoring City of Wolverhampton Council as a public sector organisations has a responsibility to ensure that we do not unfairly discriminate in the services that we provide. This part of what is known as the Public Sector Duty. In order to do this, The Council collects equality monitoring data. The disclosure of this data is optional and is treated in the strictest confidence. The data is only used for monitoring and to ensure that the services... MoreCloses 9 June 2024 -
Consultation on the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Statement of Licensing Policy
Every five years, the City of Wolverhampton Council must publish a Statement of Licensing Policy with respect to the exercising of our licensing functions. MoreCloses 23 June 2024
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