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  City of Wolverhampton Council has put final proposals in place for the £3.3 million transformation of Wednesfield High Street.

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  An exciting new concept in helping residents with anything and everything related to food launches this week in the city with the first stage of the ground-breaking new Pocket to Plate.

• Launch of consultation on proposed A4123 corridor improvements

  A consultation on proposed A4123 corridor improvements is now live with Wolverhampton residents, businesses and visitors urged to have their say.

• Going to go Farr - Walsall Council apprentice wins award amongst Black Country’s best

  An apprentice at Walsall Council has been recognised for their achievements at a regional awards ceremony.

• Views sought on parking charges for three Birmingham parks

  The city council is seeking feedback on proposals to charge for parking at three of its parks: Sheldon Country Park; Lickey Hills Country Park; and Sutton Park.

• Discover the past at Wolverhampton’s Local History Fair

  Residents intrigued by the city and its past are invited to attend Wolverhampton’s Local History Fair this month.

• Bus fitted with mini recording studio hits the right notes with young people in Walsall

  More than 60 young people in Walsall visited a youth bus that toured the borough last week.

• Full works start on Library and Adult Education facilities as part of City Learning Quarter scheme

  Full works are underway to deliver major improvements to the city centre’s Central Library and Adult Education Wolverhampton facilities as part of the £61 million-Phase Two City Learning Quarter development.