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Coffee, Cake & Community: Mayor invites support for charities

“A Slice of Wolverhampton – Coffee, Cake & Community for Charity” gives people the chance to meet the Mayor Councillor Craig Collingswood, pictured with Mayoress Abby Collingswood

 

Wolverhampton residents are invited to enjoy a fascinating morning in the Mayor’s Parlour at “A Slice of Wolverhampton – Coffee, Cake & Community for Charity”, taking place on Wednesday 30 July, 2025.

Hosted by Mayor of Wolverhampton, Councillor Craig Collingswood, the event promises a warm welcome, a slice of cake and a glass of fizz, and a rare opportunity to visit the historic Mayor’s Parlour which houses the civic regalia and see its stunning balcony views looking out over Molineux Stadium and beyond.

All attendees will be able to meet the Mayor and have a photograph taken. Proceeds will support the 4 charities the Mayor is supporting this year which are Acorns Children’s Hospice, Compton Care, SSAFA, and The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity.

Mayor Councillor Collingswood said: “This event is about bringing people together over something simple and joyful — coffee and cake — while making a real difference to the lives of those in our community.

“Not many people get to come and see the parlour, so we wanted to open it up and give everyone a chance to see the civic regalia and a fantastic views from our balcony.

“Each of the charities I’m supporting does incredible work, and I’m proud to help shine a light on their efforts.”

Guests will enjoy a slice of cake, a glass of fizz, and the chance to meet the Mayor in person. Tickets are priced at £10, with all profits going directly to the chosen charities.

“I hope people from across Wolverhampton will join us,” added the Mayor. “It’s a chance to relax, connect, and contribute to causes that matter.”

Tickets are available now via Eventbrite. Contact the Mayor’s Office for more information via mayoral@wolverhampton.gov.uk.

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