Our Future City Centre Plan
Overview
The City of Wolverhampton Council is inviting residents, businesses, stakeholders and visitors to share their views on the draft Our Future City Centre Plan.
The plan sets out a long-term vision to transform the city centre into a thriving, vibrant and inclusive place, delivering new homes, jobs, infrastructure, and public spaces. At its heart is an ambition for a bustling, green and welcoming city centre where people choose to live, work and visit.
Use our interactive 3D map to explore, click and discover the future of our City Centre.
Supported by Homes England 
Why your views matter
Public consultation is an important step in shaping the final plan. Your feedback will help ensure it reflects the needs of the community, supports priorities for growth and investment, and builds on earlier engagement with residents, stakeholders and investors.
Drop-in sessions have also been scheduled and the dates and times can be found below and at the bottom of this page.
For further details on how the information you provide will be used, please read our privacy notice.
Events
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Help Shape the Future of Wolverhampton
From 5 Aug 2026 at 13:00 to 5 Aug 2026 at 15:00Location The “01902” Shop Unit, Queen Square, WV1 1TQJoint drop-in session for both the Our Future City Centre Plan and the Wolverhampton Plan.
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Help Shape the Future of Wolverhampton
From 6 Aug 2026 at 15:00 to 6 Aug 2026 at 19:00Location Wolverhampton Central Library, Snow Hill, WV1 3AXJoint drop-in session for both the Our Future City Centre Plan and the Wolverhampton Plan.
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Help Shape the Future of Wolverhampton
From 8 Aug 2026 at 10:00 to 8 Aug 2026 at 14:00Location Wolverhampton Central Library, Snow Hill, WV1 3AXJoint drop-in session for both the Our Future City Centre Plan and the Wolverhampton Plan.
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Adults
- All residents
- Businesses
- Children / Young People
- Community groups
- Councillors / MPs / MEPs
- Faith / Religious groups
- Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender people (LGBT)
- Minority ethnic people
- Older people
- People with disabilities
- Professionals and professional bodies
- Service users (current or previous)
- Students
- Teaching / Educational staff
- Tenants / Residents associations
- Visitors / Tourists
- Voluntary and third sector organisations
Interests
- Budget
- Businesses
- City centre
- Council plan
- Good homes in well connected neighbourhoods
- Healthy, inclusive communities
- Highways
- Housing
- Jobs
- More local people into good jobs and training
- Parks and open spaces
- Planning
- Sports and leisure
- Thriving economy in all parts of the city
- Tourism
- Transport
- Wolverhampton pound
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