News - July 2021

Ambitious plans have been unveiled that will pave the way for the remediation of brownfield land to facilitate the first phase of the transformational Brewers Yard city centre living regeneration scheme in Wolverhampton.

The Council’s City Learning Quarter vision has been given a boost with £7.7million funding secured from the West Midlands Combined Authority for a new City of Wolverhampton College technical centre.

More than 80 City of Wolverhampton micro and small businesses have now completed the Council’s new Relight Business Programme thanks to over £60,000 investment so far.

City of Wolverhampton Council is continuing to work with city partners to support businesses as the Government guidance on Covid measures changes again from Monday (July 19).

City of Wolverhampton Council has bid for £20 million from the Government’s Levelling Up Fund to help deliver its ambitious City Learning Quarter vision.

City of Wolverhampton Council’s Leader says ‘every inch’ of brownfield land in the city has been included in the draft Black Country Plan ahead of it going out to public consultation later this summer.

Works will start this month on the first phase of the Council’s multi-million-pound transformation of the city centre to create events spaces, improve public realm and support businesses.

Young business brains can share their promising products with hundreds of shoppers thanks to a free opportunity organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.