We heard last week that an anti-refugee group were planning to protest outside one of the hotels in Wolverhampton which house many of the asylum-seeker women and children who come to our weekly Drop-In. So we turned up in large numbers to reassure our friends that THEY ARE WELCOME HERE!
On July 6th, we had a Wonderful Day Out hosted by Telford Quakers (despite the showery weather!).
This Winter Help Make Welcome Widespread, with stories to awaken our compassion
On Saturday March 11th, 2023, Friends from Wolverhampton City of Sanctuary and Humans of Wolverhampton joined Cannock Chase Welcomes Refugees,…
Special "Orange Heart" Valentines cards were designed by Wolverhampton's sanctuary-seekers and delivered to Wolverhampton MPs ready for Valentines Day
Three Holidays, Three Day-Trips, Busy Summer!
With financial help from Wolverhampton City Council, City of Sanctuary volunteers were able to organise three 10-pin bowling trips for…
We had a good turn out for the Together with Refugees action in Queens Square despite the rainy weather. We…
Volunteers of Wolverhampton City of Sanctuary, together with local asylum seekers and refugees, and friends of Taofik from further afield,…
"Sanctuary seekers living the good life at Wolverhampton allotments"Click the picture for the full article in the Wolverhampton Express &…
Desiree Lieuwo with some of the masks she has made.Click the picture for the full article in the Wolverhampton Express…
Following the success of our Refugees' and Asylum Seekers' Food Club (sponsored by 'Near Neighbours'), Wolverhampton City of Sanctuary joined…
On Saturday 9th June, 45 asylum seekers and refugees were welcomed to Broseley for a Day Out, hosted by Broseley…
In partnership with Wolverhampton Schools Improvement Service, we are proud to announce that not just one, but two Schools of…
The Anglican Diocese of Lichfield offer you 13 stories illustrating some of the many ways in which members of churches…
Saturday 17th June dawned without a cloud in the sky and turned out to be the best day of the…
Our thanks to Broseley Refugee Support Group for organising a day out at the Wyldwoods Project in the Shropshire countryside. Saturday November 12th was quite a day -
From "The Journal", Friday, October 21, 2016 [Click for high resolution version]