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1 Jan p. 5 Help unit for youg in city - A business and employment unit to be set up in Wolverhampton; P. 7 Centre's contract is settled - Contractors appointed for Bilston Leisure Centre; p. 13 Iconic building ... restored Molineux Hotel, including colour photo.
2 Jan p. 4 One-way move for street ... Proposal for Tettenhall Regis high street to become one-way; p. 25 Olympic swimming hopefuls ... Swimming scholorship set up at Royal Wolverhampton School.
4 Jan p. 1 Bus station revamp .. plans for new bus station will take out 100 car parking spaces; p. 15 Flying start for plane history - Model fighter aircraft donated to Wolverhampton Wanderers; I do, I do, I do love new-look town hall - Successful year for redeveloped Bilston Town Hall.
5 Jan p. 18 Chance toWin Bursary... forthcoming Wolverhampton Local History Symposium details; p. 18 New Library Taking Shape - progress of new Wednesfield Library; p. 39 City May See New Houses... council and ABCD seek developer for plan to build 90 new homes on land at Vicarage Road, Raby Street and Gordon Street.
6 Jan p. 1 Aldi store approved on tyre site; p.15 Street traders face increase in fees; p.16 Phoenix Rise tower block to be demolished; p.17 Internet cafe close to completion; p.17 Planning committee ruling forces travellers to leave Heath Town site; p. 18 New powers brought in to save youth club;
7 Jan p. 18 Chiefs work is recognised - Boss of Wolverhampton ethical healthcare firm has been made Fellow of The Royal Society of Arts; p. 20 138k bill for advice - City Council bring in consultancy firm to work on equal pay proposals; p. 24 City pay bonanza for school build officers - 100,000 on two Building Schools for the Future Project Officers.
8 Jan pp. 1 & 4 Wolves Boss Buys Carillion Base - Wolves buys nearby Carillion land for possible use as carpark; p. 10 New Centre Open Day - new Beacon Centre for the Blind building; p. 17 Gallery is Sophie's Choice - new curator at Bilston Craft Gallery is Sophie Heath.
9 Jan
11 Jan p. 6 Ashmore Park Library Damaged by Floods - includes photos of interior damage; p. 14 Religious Centre at Library - launch of the Ivy Gutteridge Resource Collection, produced by Inter-Faith Group, at Central Library.
12 Jan p. 4 New Cross... opens new rheumatology block; p. 17 Louisa's Sadness as Five Prepare to Leave... Underhill House about to close; p. 17 Estate's 5m New Look... redevelopment of Lunt estate has started.
13 Jan p. 1 Louisa and Underhill Home Residents Forced to Go - final residents leave Underhill House before closure; p. 6 Doubts Over Markets Move Plan - scheme to move indoor and outdoor markets to Dudley Street; p. 14 West Midlands Schools League Tables - including Wolverhampton.
14 Jan p. 1 Penn road widening is delayed; p. 7 coffee shop owners brew up scheme for expansion.....Sadliers Coffee Lounge Tettenhall; p. 22 Pub gets go-ahead as 54 -bed care home.....Old Wood Hayes pub in Fallings Parkp. 22 Art Details drawn up...details of upcoming events and exhibitions at bilston Craft Gallery have been relaesed;
15 Jan
16 Jan p. 16 Mother of all baby units...premature infant team at New Cross hospital earn national reputaion for excellence
18 Jan p. 1 More Wards shut by virus... Thirteen wards at New Cross are contaminated by the norovirus; p. 10 Shopping dream 'on for 2010'...high hopes for Summer Row work; p. 11 Parking crackdown outside city hospital...Double Yellow Lines to be painted on the main road outside New Cross; p. 16 School focus...Penn Fields School;
19 Jan p.1 All visitors are banned as hospital battles bug... Neouro virus at New Cross; p. 5 Parking boost for tearoom visitors...West Park tea room visitors could get designated parking spaces; p. 11 Visitor centre 'should remain'...600 Name petition to save Visitor information centre; p. 20 Job cuts on agenda as councillors meet...Voluntary groups facing loss of funding in budgets cut backs
20 Jan p. 1 Woolworths to be mew Mall...Former store in wolverhampton is to become mini shopping mall and food court...p. 1 Jobless in city rise again; p. 10 Closure of bus station on hold for 22m Plan...until mid - February; p. 14 Handmade creations up for grabs at city gallery;
21 Jan p. 7 Damaged library to stay shut....Asmore park library; p. 11 Builders to start work on centre..new leisure centre in Bilston p. 19 Crafty session at city gallery...Wolverhampton Art Gallery next month; p. 23 Doomed city paddling pool gets a reprieve...Paddling pool at East Park; p. 24 Relief at council cheifs U-turn on closure plan... Ekta Centre in Penn Fields; p. 28 Makeover bid to help improve care in city...Dementia care in Wolverhampton;
22 Jan p. 1 Resnts to rise by maximum 2.42pc in city....Council homes in Wolverhampton; p. 5 Tours of Banks' to begin in the spring; p. 12 City needs a five-star hotel say councillors;
23 Jan
25 Jan p. 49 Travellers will fight order to leave home....Travellers who have been living on Bridge street, Heath Town;
26 Jan p. 17 Glaze of glory as glass panels show cartoons.....New Exhibition at bilston Craft Gallery;
27 Jan p.1 Commuter car park could become flats...Former Royal Mail sorting office site in Corn Hill; p. 13 New pictures in the frame... new paintings on display at Bantock House; p. 14 Flood library gets set for reopening...Ashmore park Library reopens monday; p.17 /latest art work by lecturer unveiled...Artist Robert Bowers unveiled his latest work at East Park Court Care home, Bilston;
28 Jan p. 1 Big increase in care charges - Meals on Wheels charges double after Council Chiefs impose rises; p. 13 Famous Cole's store undergoes a transformation - now owned by Leekes; p. 13 Groups get 3m ... 3m to be soent transforming play areas and nurseries including WOlverhampton YMCA, Bummble Bees and Playdays; p. 28 Lack of five-star hotels in city ... states City Regeneration Chief Councillor Paddy Bradley; p. 45 500k youth club ... Graisley Community Helathy Living Centre to be transformed into youth club;
29 Jan p. 5 Marston's on track with robust trading; p. 12 City dance halls appeal on pictures;
30 Jan p. 1 Cinderella pulls in 1m for Grand....Panto success p. 8 Cheeky Monkey is still the business...More than 1000 celebrate its birthday; p. 18 Flattened site where Goodyear once stood proud; p.19 Traffic lights set to get 200k overhaul;
Original at Blue 139 | License: | http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ | Publisher: | Wolverhampton Archives | Rights holder: | Wolverhampton Archives | Subjects: | Newspapers | Temporal: | Jan 2010 | Source: | Black Country History | Identifier: | http://www.blackcountryhistory.org/colle... | Go to resource |
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