We’ll ѕtаrt with thе gооd ѕtuff: Guеrillа marketing iѕ cheap. At thе high еnd, you mау end uр invеѕting a fеw hundred dollars in promotional itеmѕ or a mаjоr, centralised рiесе thаt you саn build a numbеr of diffеrеnt campaigns аrоund. At thе lоw еnd, it’ѕ frее — and you саn’t bеаt frее! In аdditiоn tо growing уоur buѕinеѕѕ, guerrilla mаrkеting invоlvеѕ nеtwоrking, both with your сuѕtоmеrѕ аnd with оthеr buѕinеѕѕеѕ. In the рrосеѕѕ of еxесuting аnd maintaining уоur campaign, you will mаkе a lоt оf new friеndѕ and allies. Guеrillа mаrkеting is ѕресifiсаllу tailored tо mееt thе needs оf…

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Hyundai Motor UK has sold 48,777 vehicles in the first half of 2025, representing a 5.1% increase year-on-year, while maintaining its market share of the car market at 4.7%, matching the strong position achieved at the end of 2024. In the car and van market, total share is 4.1%. There are signs that the full year figures could be even stronger, with the new INSTER recording over 1,100 sales after only one full month on sale and the imminent start of deliveries for the new IONIQ 9. Hyundai Motor UK’s performance has been partly driven by significant momentum in the…

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A three-day pop-up exhibition celebrating the borough’s inspiring women through art will take place this July. ‘My Queen’ will run from 15 to 17 July 2025 at The New Art Gallery Walsall, with a special open day on Tuesday 15 July at 12.30pm. Organised by LGK in The Community, the exhibition marks the launch of Queens of the City, a flagship project funded by the Heritage Lottery and part-funded by Walsall Council. This pioneering initiative celebrates Walsall’s rich and diverse heritage by uplifting the stories of women from both migrant and established communities through food, art, and storytelling. As part…

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A report outlining the key priorities for Public Health in 2025/26 will be presented at Walsall Council’s Social Care and Health Overview and Scrutiny Committee on 10 July 2025. Presented by Councillor Gary Flint, Portfolio Holder for Culture, Health and Wellbeing, the report highlights how Walsall Public Health is working with partners across sectors to improve health and wellbeing through better housing, employment, planning, green spaces and sustainability initiatives. The Public Health team delivers services that ensure every child has the best start in life and tackles the four biggest preventable causes of premature illness and death: tobacco, poor diet,…

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Visiting housing tenants and asking them how they are has been the focus of an intensive week of activity by Birmingham City Council. Housing officers have visited around 2,000 council tenants in just one week to check in with people, to get to know them face-to-face and to ensure they are receiving the support they need. Officers visiting properties have been able to refer tenants for financial advice, identify potential savings on energy costs, determine if properties or gardens require any repair work, and identify tenants interested in being involved on local tenant boards. The visits are an opportunity for…

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The Dacia Duster has been named ‘Best Small SUV’ in the 2025 Business Motoring Awards Duster was praised as “a thoroughly practical small SUV at a price that makes it highly affordable” Judged by a panel of industry experts, the Business Motoring Awards recognise vehicles that matter the most to SME operators Robust and adventurous Duster is available in four trim levels with three powertrains, plus a 4×4 option, with prices starting from £19,380 on-the-road Proving it’s just as good for business as it is for daily adventures, the Dacia Duster has been named the ‘Best Small SUV’ in the…

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Children and young people across Wolverhampton can enjoy a summer packed full of fun, free activities with Yo! Active over the holidays. Yo! Active is delivered by WV Active and Wolves Foundation and offers a wide range of free activities all year round to children and young people aged up to 18, or 25 for care leavers or those with a disability. Young residents whose family pay Council Tax to the City of Wolverhampton Council can take their pick from over 40 hours of free physical activity sessions per week, including free swimming, gym and court hire, multi sport sessions,…

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The timber framework for 24 new City of Wolverhampton Council homes for rent in Low Hill is beginning to emerge. The council’s housing development team is leading on the project, with Morro Partnerships appointed to construct the homes using sustainable building methods. It will deliver a mixture of detached and semi-detached houses, bungalows and a small number of flats, plus 52 parking spaces, on a cleared site at the rear of Old Fallings Crescent, previously occupied by the former Peach Tree adventure playground and disused garages. The homes have been designed by BM3 Architects, with the houses being…

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A computer-generated image shows what the new council homes on the left could look like on the former Duke of York pub site at Heath Town A planning application has been approved for new council homes to be built on the site of a former pub as part of the ongoing transformation of the Heath Town estate. The proposals put forward by construction partner Keon Homes on behalf of City of Wolverhampton Council, include 32 one and two-bedroom apartments on vacant land where the Duke of York pub once stood. The development, facing Wednesfield Road, Tremont Street and Inkerman…

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The City of Wolverhampton Council’s Counter Fraud Team has achieved savings of £2.9 million for the public purse through robust tenancy fraud investigations over the last year. Working in close collaboration with Wolverhampton Homes, investigators tackled a range of fraudulent activities, including the illegal subletting of council properties, false applications for social housing, fraudulent Right to Buy applications, tenants not residing at their registered addresses and unlawful succession claims to council tenancies. As a result, 30 council homes were recovered and re-let to families in genuine need, nine fraudulent housing applications were cancelled, five Right to Buy applications were stopped,…

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