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Article content Cursive! Foiled again! The teaching of cursive may be fading away, but the love of good penmanship still flourishes like a well-formed capital letter B. Even if our own penmanship has degraded to the barely legible, we value handwriting. We believe it confers a bunch of good stuff on our brains. On top of that, it is a truth universally acknowledged that it’s tremendously nice to get a handwritten thank you note. Collectively, readers stated that the skill of handwriting isn’t a dead art akin to illuminating parchment manuscripts — it’s a communication tool that we che...

The rise in coronavirus cases has seen churches in Wolverhampton make a return to a virtual way of worship.

The opening of a Covid-19 test centre in a Wolverhampton village has been delayed after health officials decided the designated venue was unsuitable.

Jan 7, 2021 Health bosses are sending a clear message – people should “act like they’ve got it” and stay at home to help protect the NHS and save lives. Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up John Denley, Wolverhampton's director of public health, urged people to follow the new rules The national lockdown means people should stay at home, only leaving their home if necessary, and schools must close once again. In Dudley borough, cases are still rising – in the week up to January 2 there were 600 cases per 100,000 which is a significant increase on previous weeks. Councillor Nico...

"That was the first [community-led site] in the country. We were able to learn about how best to roll this out with communities. "The first thing we wanted to do was build a hub. The hub is our Civic Centre but we are really quickly building up that capacity within communities. "We have got another five sites opening in the next week. Then we are going to build from that again. "Last week, all told together, we did about 3,500, 4,000 lateral flow tests. "If you think how that starts to build up, it just shows it is really acceptable to communities.