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Wolverhampton school 'no longer fit for purpose' will be demolished and replaced

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By Christian Barnett
| MSN UK Verified
A ‘no longer fit for purpose' primary school in Willenhall will be demolished and replaced after plans were backed by a council. The major work will see Stow Heath Primary School in Hill Road, Willenhall, knocked down under plans by the Department for Education (DfE) now approved by City of Wolverhampton Council.
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Nine-bed HMO rejected after wave of objections from Smethwick neighbours

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By Christian Barnett
| MSN UK Verified
A plan to convert a home into a nine-bed HMO has been thrown out by a council's planners. Sandwell Council has rejected proposals to convert the home in Queen's Road, Smethwick , into the house of multiple occupation (HMO) after receiving a wave of objections from neighbours. A total of 64 objections were lodged with the council during public consultation and the authority's planners received a 100-signature petition against the new HMO.
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Step forward in plans to bring £6m boxpark to Wolverhampton city centre

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By Christian Barnett
| MSN UK Verified
Multi-million-pound plans to finally open a new boxpark-style venue in Wolverhampton city centre have been backed by councillors. The boxpark, providing a home for outdoor entertainment and food and drink vendors in converted shipping containers, is expected to bring between 400,000 and 500,000 visitors to the city each year.
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