Appeal for help to trace relatives of late Margaret Mills

Tuesday, 30 March 2021 19:34

Relatives or friends of a woman who passed away recently are being asked to get in touch with the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Court of Protection Team so that her funeral can be arranged.

Margaret Mills, who was 74, had been living in a care home in Bilston for several years. Miss Mills is also believed to have lived in the Wednesfield, Dudley and Netherton areas.

Anyone who is related to Miss Mills, or has any information which may help trace her relatives, is asked to contact Protection and Funerals Officer Donna Hulme on 07971 317893 or via donna.hulme3@wolverhampton.gov.uk or Diane Washbrook on 07967 769826 or via diane.washbrook@wolverhampton.gov.uk.

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