Welcome to the Community page. As a club we have regular contact with our local community. The information on the page will go some way in letting the team and global audience know what our local area has to offer.

Useful Contacts

WAAN

WAAN (Wednesfield Area Action Network) is a local area network (1 of 13 across the city of Wolverhampton supported by Wolverhampton Network Consortium) operating in the Wednesfield area of the city

Act as a community platform, to echo a unified voice for voluntary and community groups of the area.
Deliver WAAN projects to improve and enrich the quality of life for local people.
To support the older and disadvantaged communities of the area, particularly to tackle loneliness and isolation
To encourage and ethos of volunteering to help improve community spirit in the area

Contact WAAN

Pickering Road Community Centre
Pickering Road
Wednesfield
Wolverhampton
WV11 3RA
Mobile: 07852 340 256
Email: waan@hotmail.co.uk

WV11.co.uk

is website for people living and working in Wednesfield, Wolverhampton (and nearby). WV11 refers to the postal code of the area.

Our aim is to create somewhere online that covers local news and events, and generates discussion about issues that affect the local community

We need your help to make WV11 a success, and there are several ways you can contribute:

Email us information – we’re always eager to hear about local news and events we can cover.
Have your say by posting comments on articles, or by joining the discussion on our forum.
Add your photos of WV11 and surrounding areas to our Flickr Group.
Join the WV11 team – if you’d like to contribute to the site, drop us an email or call us on 07855 409 319 to discuss your ideas and we’ll most likely welcome you with open arms!

Wednesfield and Fallings Park Local Neighbourhood Partnership

Freepost NEA -14627
The Portacabin
Well Lane
Wednesfield

Tel: 01902 551750
Fax: 01902 551751
Freephone: 0800 073 0877

Neighbourhood Manager	Tessa Meek
Neighbourhood Partnership Officer	Simon Hamilton
Administration Officer	Christine Lester
Neighbourhood Warden	Teresa Malbon
Neighbourhood Warden	Raj Chamba
Neighbourhood Warden	John Bullock

Youth Organisations Wolverhampton (YOW) is an umbrella body that provides support to voluntary and community groups who work with children and young people across the city of Wolverhampton.

Through free membership organisations can take advantage of free:

Youth Organisations Wolverhampton
P O Box 3657
Wolverhampton
WV2 4WY
tel: 01902 877545

One to one advice and guidance
Advice on how to develop and build the capacity of your organisation
Training
Funding advice and access to Grants online
Regular newsletters and mail outs to keep you well informed about what is happening across the city within the voluntary, private and public sectors
Email alerts; upto three people in an organisation can be registered on YOW's email system to receive regular email alerts. You can also use this service to circulate information about your organisation
Monthly strategic updates
Strategic representation and involvement
Opportunities to network and share best practice
Help in raising the profile of your organisation

Local Council & Wolverhampton Homes

For all queries and concerns relating to council issues

Civic Centre
St. Peter’s Square, Wolverhampton, WV1 1SH, 01902 556556,
E: city.direct@wolverhampton.gov.uk
WEBSITE

For all queries and concerns relating to housing

Wolverhampton Homes Headquarters
Wolverhampton Homes Chillington Fields Industrial Estate Off Hickman Avenue Wolverhampton WV1 2BY 01902 556789
E: homes.direct@Wolverhamptonhomes.org.uk
WEBSITE

One Stop Shop for face to face enquires:
Alfred Squire Road Wednesfield Wolverhampton WV11 1XU, 01902 556789

For Emergency out of hours repairs call 01902 552999

What is classed as an emergency:

total loss of electricity supply
unsafe power, lighting, socket or electrical fitting
total loss of water supply

Heath Town ward councillors

You can contact the councillors for Heath Town ward by following the links below:

Councillor Margaret Findlay Party: Conservative
Councillor Milkinder Jaspal Party: Labour
Councillor Caroline Siarkiewicz Party: Labour

Fallings Park ward councillors

You can contact the councillors for Fallings Park ward by following the links below:

Councillor Steven Evans Party: Labour
Councillor Peter Wilson Party: Conservative
Councillor Val Evans Party: Labour

Wednesfield North ward councillors

You can contact the councillors for Wednesfield North ward by following the links below:

Councillor Neil Clarke Party: Conservative
Councillor Hazel Keirle Party: Conservative
Councillor Charlotte Quarmby Party: Conservative

Wednesfield South ward councillors

You can contact the councillors for Wednesfield South ward by following the links below:

Councillor Peter Dobb Party: Conservative
Councillor Matthew Holdcroft Party: Conservative
Councillor Simon Jevon Party: Conservative

Members of Parliament

The following MPs have been elected to represent the constituencies of Wolverhampton:

Asylum Seeker Support Team
Tel: 01902 555756

Wolverhampton Community Safety Partnership

Wolverhampton Community Safety Partnership was set up in 1994 to work in partnership towards making Wolverhampton a safer place to live, work and visit. Our partners include statutory agencies such as the Police, Local Authority and Probation Service.
We also work closely with voluntary agencies like Victim Support and Age Concern. Community safety cannot be achieved without the support and involvement of community groups, such as The Sphere Network and the citizens of Wolvrhampton.

WCSP Community Safety Grants enables not for profit community groups and voluntary organisations that provide a service to the public develop crime reduction and community safety initiatives locally. Grants are available for up to 50% of the total project cost, to a maximum o £5,000.

If you would like more information, you can contact the Community Safety Team on (01902) 572014 or email wcsp@btconnect.com

New Neighbourhood Policing coming to your community soon

Statistics from the British Crime Survey indicate a fall in overall crime, however the fear of becoming a victim of crime is on the increase and this negatively impacts on the Communities.

A new Neighbourhood Police initiative will be introduced to address the issues that matter most to communities. This style of policing will concentrate on long-term problem solving rather then simply responding to time and time again to calls for assistance. The Policing structure will work with local partners and local residents to tackle local problems.

Neighbourhood policing is a real opportunity to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour, help install respect and decency in your local area and help build stronger communities.

For more information call 0845 113 5000 or visit www.west-midlands.police.uk