The City of Wolverhampton Council celebrated the achievements of young care leavers as it marked National Care Leavers Month 2025 with a wide range of events.   The council works with young people in care to help them make the move into independent living, and to take advantage of the education, employment and training opportunities that are available to them.   And young people who have either recently moved out of care, or will shortly be doing so, joined in with a range of

A new charter setting out Wolverhampton's shared definition of inclusion, why it matters, and the lifelong impact it has on children and families, has been officially unveiled.   Co‑produced with children, young people, families and professionals, the City of Wolverhampton Inclusion Charter – All Means All – reflects what young people themselves have said about how it feels to be included, and outlines commitments for schools and services to work together to ensure every chil

Councillors and MPs will face a grilling from young people as part in a Question Time-style evening taking place on Friday (28 November, 2025) to mark the culmination of Parliament Week, which is now underway. A panel including Leader of the City of Wolverhampton Council Councillor Stephen Simkins, Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education Councillor Jacqui Coogan, Leader of the Conservative Group Councillor Simon Bennett, Wolverhampton West MP Warinder Juss and

Wolverhampton's Libraries will be hosting a series of ‘Winter Warmth and Wellness’ sessions throughout December and January to bring together communities during the colder months.   Hot drinks and mindfulness activities will be available during the free events, including board games, crafts and puzzles.   They will take place at on the following dates:   Central Library, Thursday 4 December, 3-5pm Tettenhall Library, Friday 5 December, 10am-11.45am Bob Jones Community Hub, Tu