Government legislation requires all councils to deliver the collections, which offer people an easy way to recycle leftovers, food scraps and peelings. Don’t forget that you can also recycle tea bags, egg shells, bones and even pet food!
ConGens is offering support with essential living costs for Wolverhampton residents facing financial difficulty, as part of the Crisis and Resilience Fund. Its flyer also highlights help to access longer-term advice and services.
Ashmore Park Foodbank has issued an urgent appeal, dated 29 October 2026, for essential food and toiletries to support local people. Residents, community groups and workplaces can help by donating items or organising a collection.