Ahead of this weekend’s Black Friday and next week’s Cyber Monday, Walsall Council is advising residents on the harm of scams, and how to avoid them. The Black Friday and Cyber Monday weekend promotions take place during the last weekend of November. Deals and bargains are all too prevalent as […]
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DadPad app relaunches in Walsall to support new fathers
An app designed to support new dads and dads-to-be has relaunched in Walsall. DadPad app The DadPad app, fully funded by Walsall Council Public Health, provides practical advice and guidance to help fathers navigate the challenges of parenthood and give their baby the best possible start in life. Originally launched […]
Community comes together for Rough Wood litter pick
Councillors and volunteers have come together to keep one of Walsall’s cherished green spaces clean following significant resurfacing works. On Thursday 13 November, Mayor of Walsall, Councillor Louise Harrison and Councillor Suky Samra, Portfolio Holder for Street Scene, rolled up their sleeves to take part in a community litter pick […]
Lighting Up Walsall Town Centre this Winter with Official Switch On
Walsall Council will hold its official Christmas lights switch on at The Bridge by the Sister Dora Statue in the town centre on Saturday 29 November from 5.30pm. The town’s Christmas lights will be officially switched on, after a community countdown, by local special guest, Married At First Sight (MAFS) […]
A Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND) inspection is taking place in Walsall
On Monday 24 November 2025, Ofsted and the Care Quality Commission (CQC) have informed the Walsall Local Area Partnership (SEND and AP) that they will be inspected. A SEND and AP inspection is a joint evaluation by Ofsted and the CQC to assess how well local areas work to improve the experiences and outcomes for […]
Walsall stands in solidarity with survivors for White Ribbon Day
Walsall Council is standing in solidarity with survivors of abuse this White Ribbon Day on Tuesday 25 November 2025. We Speak Up is the theme for White Ribbon Day 2025. The awareness day will act as a catalyst, sparking 16 Days of Action until Wednesday 10 December 2025. White Ribbon […]
Walsall residents can have their say on draft Local Plan at upcoming consultation events
A series of upcoming in-person events have been planned across the borough of Walsall so that local people can have their say on the proposals. Walsall Council is asking for residents to share their views on a draft version of the Walsall Borough local plan; a blueprint that will guide […]
New guide to support those affected by gambling harms
A new guide has been developed to support those affected by gambling harms. Developed by Walsall Council’s Public Health team, the gambling harms directory for residents has been designed to give guidance and support for those affected directly and indirectly by gambling harms. A separate guide has also been developed […]
Uninvited guests cost wedding caterer thousands in environmental health fine
A wedding caterer in Walsall has been fined thousands of pounds after Environmental Health officers discovered mouse droppings on a premises last year. A case was heard against Walsall Catering at Dudley Magistrates Court on 12 November 2025. The company operates from Green Lane, Walsall, and specialises in Asian cuisine […]
Voices of young people heard in Council Chamber at lively debate
Walsall’s future leaders have taken to the Council Chamber to debate key societal issues. Deputy Mayor of Walsall, Councillor Chris Bott with pupils from St Thomas More Catholic School. Young people aged between 12 and 16 attended a youth debate hosted by the council on Thursday 6 November, and debated […]








