We are a small, independent collective of local people from Wolverhampton who want the best for our city. Reflecting on our past and building for the future, our mission is to focus on the positives and celebrate what makes us Wulfrunian.
Out of darkness cometh light.
Simon is a former national journalist and editor who returned to his hometown in late 2024 after almost 40 years away. A long-time South Bank season-ticket holder at Molineux, he is passionate about showcasing Wolverhampton's strengths and helping to tell positive stories about the people and places shaping the city's future.
Meet Simon
Jake is an experienced graphic designer, living in Bilston with a strong connection to the Black Country and its community spirit. Through his work, he is passionate about showcasing Wolverhampton's strengths, celebrating its diversity and helping to tell positive stories about the people and places shaping the city's future.
Meet Jake
Celebrating the people, culture and future of our city.
People
Built on generations of hard-working people whose resilience, skill and work ethic helped to drive the region’s growth. Today, that tradition is complemented by a rich multicultural character, with residents from a wide range of ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds.
Culture
A city known for its down-to-earth nature, friendliness and unmistakable sense of humour, helping to foster a sense of belonging across cultures, faiths and communities. Wolverhampton values both its heritage and the contributions of all those who call it home.
Future
Boasting a vibrant youth scene and younger-than-average population, Wolverhampton’s combination of young talent and cultural richness gives our city a powerful platform to become even stronger, more innovative and more cohesive in the years ahead.