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City of Wolverhampton Council is working alongside local, regional, and national partners to improve outcomes for local people. Our City: Our Plan Our City: Our Plan sets out an ambition that ‘Wulfrunians will live longer, healthier lives.’ Delivery of this ambition is supported by six overarching priorities: 1. Strong families where children grow up well and achieve their full potential 2. Fulfilled lives for all with quality care for those that need it 3. Healthy, inclusive communities 4. Good homes in well-connected neighbourhoods 5. More local people into good jobs and training 6. Thriving economy in all parts of the city Our principles Our six overarching priorities are supported by three cross cutting principles: Climate Conscious The plan is aligned to the council’s climate change strategy ‘Future Generations’ and our target to make the council net carbon zero by 2028. Reducing carbon emissions will continue to be a local and national priority. Driven by Digital Wolverhampton is at the forefront of digital infrastructure and innovation, and now more than ever we have seen the importance of digital skills and connectivity to social and economic participation for the city’s residents. Fair and Equal The council will continue to tackle the inequalities in our city which impact on the opportunities of local people. The plan is aligned to our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion strategy which is underpinned by directorate level action plans. All that we do as an organisation will support these strategic priorities. We cannot do this in isolation, we will continue to work as one council and one city to ensure that these priorities are delivered. The Leader of City of Wolverhampton Council is Councillor Stephen Simkins The Chief Executive is Tim Johnson Follow City of Wolverhampton Council on social media: https://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/contact-us/follow-us-social-media

Sandwell Metropolitan Borough Council is a local authority in the West Midlands and provides services to residents of the borough. There are six main towns which make up Sandwell; Oldbury, Rowley Regis, Smethwick, Tipton, Wednesbury and West Bromwich.

Sign up for free email bulletins https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKDUDLEYMBC/subscriber/new?qsp=CODE_RED Renowned for providing excellent public services Dudley Council is committed to making sure local people receive the best possible public services. We are here to serve the people of Dudley and work as efficiently as we can to improve the quality of life for everyone. As an organisation we are responsible for spending local people’s money to provide essential services. We fully recognise the seriousness of these obligations. Only by being a truly local council can we fulfil these commitments. Our ambition is: To make Dudley Council amongst the best local authorities in Britain; one we can all be proud of A council that: - regularly punches its weight as one of the largest local authorities in Britain - is at the forefront of new ideas and is one of the most innovative local authorities in Britain - has a solid reputation for delivering excellence for the people it serves A borough of opportunity, where our young people will be able to compete for jobs in a wider and increasingly competitive global economy Our size: Dudley Council is one of the largest metropolitan borough councils in the country, serving more than 300,000 residents. Dudley borough is made up a number of towns including Dudley, Stourbridge, Halesowen and Brierley Hill and the council delivers more than 800 services to its residents.