Wolverhampton 'investment' plans go on display
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Businesses and residents of Wolverhampton are being invited to have their say on proposals to "revitalise" the city.
The plans intend to attract more investment in retail, office space, housing and leisure in the city centre.
People can give their views before the plans are developed into a City Centre Prospectus, which will be used to market the city to potential investors.
The plans are at the Wulfrun Centre on Saturday from 10:00 to 13:00 GMT.
They will also be at the Wolverhampton City Centre Indoor Market from 22 November from 10:00 to 13:00 GMT.
In October, up to 50 developers and business leaders welcomed plans to improve the existing shopping centre and develop family leisure facilities such as a cinema, bowling alley and food restaurant chains.
The draft plans seek to show how the city centre might be shaped and developed over the next 20 years.
The cabinet member for economic regeneration and prosperity, Councillor Peter Bilson, said: "Following the positive feedback from developers, the council is now keen to seek the views of the public and other stakeholders for plans which we want to be both ambitious and deliverable."
The plans can also be viewed on the Wolverhampton City Council website.