Wolverhampton is a city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands, located northwest of Birmingham. It covers an area of approximately 69 square kilometres and forms part of the larger Black Country conurbation. The city is known for its industrial heritage, particularly in manufacturing and engineering, with historical ties to the steel and automotive industries. Wolverhampton is home to the University of Wolverhampton and has a mix of urban and suburban areas, including parks and green spaces like West Park and Bantock Park.
The city centre features a range of shops, markets, and cultural venues such as the Wolverhampton Art Gallery and the Grand Theatre. Public transport links include Wolverhampton Railway Station, providing connections to Birmingham and other major cities. The local economy has diversified in recent years, with growth in retail, education, and service sectors. Wolverhampton also has a strong sporting presence, with Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club based at Molineux Stadium. The area reflects a blend of historical significance and modern development.
On average Wolverhampton has high deprivation and high crime levels, with around 139 crimes per 1,000 residents per year. Approximately 24.3% of homes in this area are social housing provided by a local council or housing association. The average income of residents in Wolverhampton is £38,054 per year. There are 123 schools in Wolverhampton: 73 primary (10 Outstanding and 53 Good) and 21 secondary (3 Outstanding and 14 Good).
Bilston North
Bilston South
Blakenhall
Bushbury North
Bushbury South & Low Hill
East Park
Ettingshall North
Ettingshall South & Spring Vale
Fallings Park
Graiseley
Heath Town
Merry Hill
Oxley
Park
Penn
St Peters
Tettenhall Regis
Tettenhall Wightwick
Wednesfield North
Wednesfield South