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Wyre Forest District Council has published detailed information about the development of eighteen temporary accommodation units and a public car park at Bridge Street in Stourport

Exciting and ambitious multi million pound plans to restore a flagship Kidderminster Park will be discussed by Wyre Forest District Council’s planning committee next week.

Wyre Forest District Council has confirmed the sale of land at Dunley Road, Stourport-on-Severn for the new medical centre which will provide a 21^st century home for the town’s GP practices and other primary health care facilities.

Some of the poorest working age families in Wyre Forest are having their council tax bills reduced in a bid to help those struggling most as a result of Covid-19.

The Leader of Wyre Forest District Council, Councillor Graham Ballinger, and the Leader of the Conservative Group, Councillor Marcus Hart, have agreed to issue a joint statement about a recent Facebook post by Councillor Fran Oborski.

Wyre Forest District Council has been named the fastest council in the West Midlands at distributing grants to small and medium businesses.

As Government business grants continue to make a critical difference to Wyre Forest businesses affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, the Council is calling for eligible businesses who have not yet contacted the Council, to get in touch.

Government business grants are making a critical difference to Wyre Forest businesses affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

Wyre Forest District Council is suspending all parking charges in its car parks from Friday 27 March, until further notice. The move is to help support key workers and those dealing with the Coronavirus pandemic. At this time car parks should not be used for non-essential travel and the council is reminding people to follow the Government’s guidelines and only leave the house f ...

Wyre Forest District Council is contacting local businesses they believe are eligible for financial support. In response to the Coronavirus, on Tuesday 17 March the Chancellor announced small businesses who receive Small Business Rate Relief are eligible for a grant of £10,000. A further grant of up to £25,000 will be available for retail, hospitality and leisure businesses wit ...