Jan 30, 2021
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A fallen tree blocks the road on Compton Road West, Wolverhampton, next to Compton Care
A clear-up operation was underway on Compton Road West, in the Compton area, on Saturday afternoon.
Photos from the scene show workmen working to clear the branches from the busy road, near to Compton Care.
A fallen tree blocks the road on Compton Road West, Wolverhampton, next to Compton Care
West Midlands Police were also in attendance to close the road.
⚠️Due to a police road closure at Compton Square, #Compton; @nxwestmidlands 10 is on a diversion in both directions.
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Halesowen College is one of 20 across the West Midlands joining forces to help get local people who have lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic get back into work. More than 5,000 adults are set to benefit from free training over the next year in a major new programme, funded by the West Midlands Combined Authority, to help them gain jobs in one of the region’s growth sectors. In the first initiative of its kind in the country, the 20 colleges have pooled their expertise to offer a region-wide skills recovery programme called ‘Reignite Your Future’. Any adult living in the West Midlands can join short sector-based work academy programmes, which usually last up to six weeks. Sectors include construction, digital, health and social care, engineering and logistics, with a guaranteed interview for everyone who completes the course.