Economic growth and regeneration priority

Councillor Marcus Hart and Jean Talbot at Talbot Park

New park named in honour of Charles Talbot MBE

Riverside Walk in Kidderminster

Nando’s comes to Kidderminster’s Riverside

Collage of photos of Piano Building (top), Kidderminster Town Hall's 'The Courtyard' (bottom left), and canal Kidderminster canal towpath (bottom right)

Kidderminster Town Hall reopens - a proud final chapter in the town’s Levelling Up journey

local former car park in town centre

New vision for Bridge Street Stourport

Three people stood outside Piano Building

Kidderminster’s iconic Piano Building hits the right note

An empty car park with barriers up to prevent entry

Council to Explore Other Regeneration Options for Bridge Street, Stourport

Inside entrance porch at Bewdley Museum. A table can be seen with plants on it

Planning application submitted for improvements to Bewdley Museum

Infographic showing community and environmental impact statistics: 363 trees planted; over 5,000 attendees at community events funded by UKSPF; 320 people in education or training; 75 socially excluded people accessed support; £199,903 in grants distributed to businesses and community groups within the district; and 394 businesses received non-financial support.

UK Shared Prosperity Fund investment boosts Wyre Forest communities, businesses, and skills

A group of people walking along a corridor at The Old Court

Newly transformed Old Court building in Kidderminster is showcased at a recent public tour

A photo of the front elevation of The Old Court

See The Old Court transformed!

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