Community News

A free family fun day will be held in Wolverhampton to mark Armed Forces Day 2025.

For an entire generation growing up the 1980s and 1990s, Rik Mayall was one of the most familiar - and fascinating - faces on television.

In a vibrant showcase of faith, culture, and unity, West Midlands Police hosted its inaugural Vaisakhi celebration on Saturday, May 24, at the force’s Tally Ho! training centre in Birmingham.

West Midlands Police chief constable has joined other senior officers and MI5 in calling for the Government to give them enough funding amid pressures from the latest plans to release prisoners early.

The Midlands-based charity zoo is pleased to announce the successful arrival of two Humboldt penguin chicks and a baby De Brazza’s monkey, both species which are part of important European conservation programmes.

There’s a novel idea turning pages in a new Leicestershire community this May and it’s bound to bring the community together.

Dr King G Mall BEM and MLSS (Midland Langar Seva Society) organised a special fundraising event for all the family to take part in.

New care home marks a vibrant first month with dancing, duck-feeding, and disco fever!

The school run has been made safer for more pupils following the introduction of traffic calming measures by City of Wolverhampton Council.

City of Wolverhampton Council is reminding high street shops and stores that from Sunday, June 1, it will be illegal to sell or supply single-use or disposable vapes.

A housebuilder is shining a spotlight on one of its most sought-after property styles at its Ceres Rise development in Swaffham, where a selection of four bedroom homes remain available.

Social impact investor Resonance has won a national award for its work tackling homelessness alongside Developing Health & Independence, a social inclusion charity headquartered in Bath.

A care home in Birmingham has celebrated its milestone birthday in style.

More than 30 jobs – from managerial positions to guest experience hosts - have been created by the opening this week of Superbowl UK’s new venue in Wolverhampton’s Mander Centre.

Bhai Sahib Professor Mohinder Singh, Spiritual Leader and Chairman of Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha (GNNSJ), and one of the world’s greatly respected interfaith and peacebuilding leaders, was honoured to be invited by the Dicastery for Interreligious Dialogue to participate in the Mass of Inauguration of the Petrine Ministry of His Holiness Pope Leo XIV on Sunday, 18th May 2025, at St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City.

Following the Mass, Bhai Sahib Prof. Mohinder Singh had the honour of personally meeting several world leaders and dignitaries. He presented a copy of the Peace Charter for Forgiveness and Reconciliation to the Pope and discussed their common goal of promoting world peace and harmony.

Bhai Sahib also presented the Peace Charter to President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, expressing solidarity and prayers for peace and healing in his country. He also shared the Peace Charter with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen and discussed its relevance to peacebuilding.

Bhai Sahib also met His Royal Highness Prince Edward, representing His Majesty King Charles III, and spoke about the urgent need for moral leadership and collective forgiveness in global conflict resolution. Reflecting on the occasion, Bhai Sahib Ji said: “To witness the inauguration of Pope Leo XIV was a deeply spiritual moment – a sacred invitation to renew our shared commitment to peace, dialogue, and reconciliation.

Anyone looking for free support and guidance on a range of money, health and safety matters is welcome to attend an open event in Low Hill next month, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.