Community News

Pope Francis has died aged 88, the Vatican said.

Transport for Wales have just announced that Wales’ first Public Transport Summit will take place on May 22nd and 23rd in Wrexham, North Wales.

More than half a million more UK savers are in line for Government bonuses worth up to £25 a month to boost their cash pots and help ease rises in the cost of living, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced.

Easter is a time that commemorates the victory of life over death.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is proud to present Walking with Wolves, a powerful, youth-led exhibition that captures the spirit of Wolverhampton.

Severn Trent customers in Birmingham and the Black Country could capture over 140,000 litres of rainwater after taking up a free water butt, and with some long overdue rain in the forecast this week, Severn Trent is encouraging people to make use of them by reusing rainwater in their gardens.

The UK Supreme Court delivered a landmark ruling regarding the protected characteristic of sex in the Equality Act 2010.

Passengers at Warwick Station will next week see the delivery of a pre-made lift shaft as part of the ongoing accessibility upgrades.

Independent inspectors, Ofsted, have rated York’s services for children and young people as Outstanding in all areas.

A new community stall giving opportunities for local organisations, schools and charities has been launched at Bilston Indoor Market.

The City of Wolverhampton Council teamed up with other local authorities recently for a 'Reverse Jobs Fair' – giving jobseekers with additional needs the chance to show off their skills to potential employers.

The Caravan and Motorhome Club is proud to have its archive Collection at the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu and is delighted to announce a special showcase marking the 70th anniversary of the Royal Caravan, a miniature caravan gifted to Prince Charles and Princess Anne in 1955.

After a fire forced the closure of their beloved store earlier this year, Asifa and Dean, owners of A&D Superchoice in Kingsbury, Tamworth transformed misfortune into generosity.

With the proposed Renters’ Rights Bill entering Committee stage in the House of Lords later this month, the latest thinking is that it could become law in around October or November 2025.

City of Wolverhampton Council social workers have been recognised for their 'amazing' work by a national body.

Children and young people will be able to take to the stage at one of Wolverhampton’s biggest live entertainment venues this summer thanks to a £10,000 donation from the Friends of Wolverhampton Music Service.