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Cemetery in Wombourne raises prestigious Green Flag Award after achieving international quality mark for green spaces and parks

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Released: Tuesday, May 21, 2024

The three councils behind the i54 business park - the UK’s most successful enterprise zone - have connected with national advisors and partners at a UKREiiF roundtable to help shape the vision for a potential new economic growth zone in Wolverhampton and Staffordshire.

South Staffordshire Council has partnered with Community Home Solutions Ltd to support local residents by retrofitting fully funded energy efficiency measures to improve household energy performance and reduce the cost of bills. This includes roof insulation, wall insulation, upgraded heating systems and solar panels; all completely free!

South Staffordshire Council hosted a Working Better Together Ageing Well Summit where partners were invited to attend and hear from specialised guest speakers, before engaging in insightful discussions during the workshop sessions.

Resurfacing and relining work to take place at Landywood Station car park.

The council owns and manages two cemeteries in the district: Sytch Lane Cemetery in Wombourne and Strawberry Lane Cemetery in Great Wyrley.

Funding to the tune of £351,000 is up for grabs to help improve the health and wellbeing of communities in South Staffordshire.

South Staffordshire is bursting with character and heritage – with an extensive history and a wide range of exciting landmarks and locations to visit, whatever the weather.

South Staffordshire Council’s leader has been named among the 2024 New Year’s Honours List for his services to the local community.

More than £21,000 owed to the South Staffordshire taxpayer has been recovered after an eyesore house which lay empty for 17 years was sold.