The City of Wolverhampton Council's social work services have celebrated another successful year, marked by national recognition, high standards of practice, continued workforce growth and major progress in supporting people through trauma-informed practice. Principal Social Worker Hannah Bates’ Annual Report highlights how the council has continued to strengthen high-quality, ethical and relationship-based social work practice across Adults' and Children's Services, while

Children and young people across Wolverhampton are being encouraged to get ready for the biggest Yo! Active summer holiday programme so far. Yo! Active is delivered by WV Active and Wolves Foundation and offers a wide range of free activities all year round to children and young people aged up to 18, or 25 for care leavers or those with a disability, whose family pay Council Tax to the City of Wolverhampton Council. Children and young people can take their pick from over

Members of the City of Wolverhampton Council's Cabinet have approved plans to expand Colton Hills Community School. It will create space for an additional 79 Year 7 places from 2027, and 395 permanent places across Years 7-11 by September 2031. The expansion, approved by Cabinet yesterday afternoon (Wednesday 8 July, 2026) will help meet the growing demand for secondary school places in the south-east of the city, and Colton Hills has already been admitting significantly