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Staffordshire County Council funded facility provides independent living skills and community-based learning opportunities for 16-19 year olds.
Wolverhampton and Walsall residents to benefit from improved access to diagnostic tests at a new state-of-the-art facility.
Residents and a sustainable energy firm collaborate to transform neglected communal gardens at Sandon Close, bringing new life and a sense of ownership.
Grantham Meres Leisure Centre recognised for its pioneering climate action and decarbonisation project, significantly cutting energy costs and carbon emissions.
An event will be held on November 25th to inform potential candidates about the role and election process for the upcoming 2027 elections.
Now in its sixth year, the sustainability festival will run from 2 to 7 November 2026, featuring events on climate action, nature, and community.
Proposed rent rises of inflation plus one per cent, plus £1 per week convergence, aim to support repairs and services while keeping rents low.
Residents are invited to meet local councillors and contribute to shaping the town's future through the Neighbourhood Plan Review consultation.
Awareness Month highlights ongoing efforts to ensure a safe, welcoming, and vibrant night-time economy in the city centre.
Council promotes reducing food waste by using pumpkins for meals or food waste collections after Halloween.
New service expansion across Queen Elizabeth, Heartlands, and Good Hope Hospitals offers specialist behavioural support and free treatments for local residents.
The George Fentham Opportunity Fund aims to support undergraduate students in social work, youth work, and fashion design, removing financial barriers.
