Last Sunday the BBC West Midlands Politics Show came to Wolverhampton to discuss unemployment and the recession. The BBC failed to interview Robin Lawrence the Wolverhampton South West Liberal Democrat Parliamentary Candidate who has been leading the way in calling for action to tackle the recession in Wolverhampton.
Police are taking action against motorbikes after complaints from residents and councillors in the Outer West.
A £1 million scheme is to be carried out early next year to improve the Denton interchange.
Government plans to expand the financial services role for the Post Office have been welcomed by Ludlow Prospective Parliamentary Candidate, Heather Kidd, however, Heather has warned the proposals don't do nearly enough to protect post offices in rural communities.
Heather Kidd has called on the Government to take action to give tenants a fairer deal and to stop pubs closing.
Wolverhampton's three Labour Members of Parliament voted against the Liberal Democrats motion welcoming the 10:10 campaign and calling on Government, Parliament, and all public sector bodies to cut their carbon pollution by 10% by the end of 2010.