ALT A City of Wolverhampton Council poster announcing weekly food waste collections starting this autumn, featuring a happy bin and a bread roll.

ALT Poster for a community event 'Help at the Hub' on 29 October 2026 at Penn Bowling & Social Club, featuring support services.

ALT Left to right: City of Wolverhampton Council Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for City Housing and Assets, Councillor Steve Evans (right), with Heath Town residents Victor Browne, his wife, Victoria, and daughter, Sevanneh, inside the new Heath Town Energy Centre

ALT The new Heath Town Energy Centre viewed from Wednesfield Road

ALT Project partners from the council, Wolverhampton Homes and United Infrastructure and residents celebrate the official launch of the Heath Town Energy Centre

ALT City of Wolverhampton Council Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for City Housing and Assets, Councillor Steve Evans, takes a tour of the new Heath Town Energy Centre

ALT The first Windrush Arrivals in Wolverhampton on 24 June 1948.

ALT A group of women surrounding Naomi Brown on the accordion, April 1959.

ALT Young people in the bicycle workshop of the Crypt Centre, Darlington Street, August 1979.

ALT A page from the Witnessing Gaps, Telling Stories zine, 2026.

ALT A close-up portrait of a happy, curly-coated black dog with a pink tongue and a circular collar tag.

ALT Four coloured wheelie bins (purple, green, brown, black) above the City of Wolverhampton Council logo.

ALT Left to right: Dan Ball, Keon Homes Site Manager, Richard Williams, Keon Homes Managing Director, and Councillor Steve Evans, City of Wolverhampton Council Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for City Housing and Assets, at the former Duke of York pub development site at Heath Town

ALT Works progressing on the former Duke of York pub development site at Heath Town

ALT A computer-generated image shows what the new council homes could look like on the former Duke of York pub development site at Heath Town