News - September 2020

New seating areas outside pubs and cafes and wider pavements have been introduced in Wolverhampton as the council works to boost business and make the city centre safe and welcoming.

City of Wolverhampton Council has secured a nine-acre site integral to its transformational Canalside Quarter city centre project.

The concrete frame and upper floors for City of Wolverhampton Council’s eye-catching modern office development i9 are close to completion.

Skills and jobs events in Wolverhampton will feature as part of this year’s Wolverhampton Business Week online programme under the ‘Let’s Talk’ series of webinars.

City of Wolverhampton’s growing residential development opportunities will be highlighted at a city Business Week free online event on Tuesday (September 22).

Local people, businesses and organisations are being encouraged to share their views on a new plan aimed at helping Wolverhampton recover from the impact of coronavirus (Covid-19).

Wolverhampton employers and businesses are being urged to make themselves familiar with the latest measures to guard against Covid-19 in their workplace.

Bespoke support and advice for black businesses in Wolverhampton as they deal with the impact of coronavirus (Covid-19) is being offered as part of this year’s Business Week.

Full demolition of Wolverhampton’s old railway station building has been completed in just over a month. Ground works are now being carried out to pave the way for piling to start this month on the foundations for phase two construction of the new station building.

Businesses in Wolverhampton are being urged to step up now to help tackle the increase of Covid-19 cases locally and nationally.

A positive, inclusive and community-driven plan aimed at helping Wolverhampton recover from the impact of the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has been unveiled by the city council.

Wolverhampton Business Week (September 21-25) will this year kick off with a hat-trick of events focusing on the city’s expanding digital infrastructure and the benefits it can bring to businesses.

A fundraising campaign aimed at supporting Wolverhampton’s most vulnerable during the Covid-19 crisis has raised an incredible £90,746.

City of Wolverhampton is gearing up for its annual business support spotlight - offering online events and webinars to help the city and businesses recover from the impact of Covid-19, grow and succeed.

City of Wolverhampton Council is putting plans in place for another major Bilston Urban Village development that could enable the delivery of up to 300 jobs for the city - and vital business rates revenue.