Residents are invited to celebrate the borough’s past at the Local History Fair 2025. The fair will take place on Saturday 25 October from 11am to 2.30pm at the Lichfield Street Hub (WS1 1TR). The free event is open to all ages and will feature talks, displays and family-friendly activities, […]
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Drop-in events planned for residents to learn more about food waste collections
Walsall residents still have time to share their views on proposals for new weekly food waste collections. A public consultation remains open until 7 November 2025, meaning there are just over 5 weeks remaining for residents to share views. Walsall Council is encouraging as many residents as possible to get […]
More fake Labubus seized from Walsall traders despite warnings
Walsall Council’s Trading Standards officers, supported by West Midlands Police, seized more than 800 counterfeit items – including unsafe children’s toys – during ‘Operation Thundercats’ on Wednesday 24 September. This latest action follows a previous crackdown in August, when £2,000 worth of counterfeit toys were removed from the same stores. However, […]
New exhibition in Walsall marks Black History Month
A new exhibition celebrating the invaluable contributions of African Caribbean women from the Windrush Generation is taking place in Walsall as part of Black History Month from 1 to 31 October 2025. The exhibition is free and is hosted by Walsall Black Sisters Collective and supported by Walsall Council and […]
Colouring a brighter future: Children’s wellbeing booklet inspires Walsall families
A new children’s wellbeing booklet has been produced to inspire Walsall families to reflect on how they can look after their mental wellbeing. One of the children’s artworks featured in the booklet. Titled ‘How Do You Look After Yourself’, the booklet was developed following an art competition held over Christmas […]
Statement in response to Manchester terror attack
A statement from the Mayor of Walsall, Councillor Louise Harrison. “ We are deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic terrorist incident that happened in Manchester yesterday on Yom Kippur, a holy day. On behalf of the people of Walsall, I’d like to extend my deepest condolences to all those […]
New footpaths improve access at Caldmore Community Garden
Visitors to Caldmore Community Garden are benefiting from new, fully accessible footpaths. The improvements, carried out by Tarmac, have restored the garden’s paths to a safe condition, making the space more welcoming for all users, particularly wheelchair and pushchair users. The upgraded surfaces also mean rainwater will now run onto the […]
Planned roadworks at cemeteries to improve access
Essential road improvement works are taking place at Walsall cemeteries over the next two weeks to repair potholes and improve access for visitors. The works, which will see road repairs carried out to improve visitor access, will mean cemeteries are closed to vehicles on the following dates: Bloxwich Cemetery – Monday […]
A bold new future for Willenhall: Walsall Council and Keepmoat Homes unveil plans for Locksmiths Quarter
Walsall Council is proud to unveil the next chapter in Willenhall’s transformation, as the first phase of the ambitious Willenhall Framework Plan; a 10-year vision to create a vibrant, connected, and sustainable town, takes another step forward. An illustrative masterplan In partnership with leading developer Keepmoat Homes Ltd, the Council is set […]
Walsall Archives extends opening hours to welcome more visitors
Walsall Archives is extending its opening hours to give residents, researchers and history enthusiasts more opportunities to explore the borough’s rich heritage. From Saturday 4 October, Walsall Archives, located at the Lichfield Street Hub, will open on the first Saturday of every month, 10am to 4pm. This will make the […]








