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Map of charities and companies in Wolverhampton
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Charities are shown at their registered address and companies are grouped by the postcode of their registered office. Select a dot to see who is there and open their profile. A registered address is not always where an organisation works. Zoom in to see more. Sources: Charity Commission, OSCR and the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland via the GovReg place index; Companies House register, 2 October 2026. Open Government Licence v3.0. This map outlines Wolverhampton and its wards. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Organisations based here
Counted by registered address. A charity or company registered here may work elsewhere, and organisations from elsewhere may work here.
How do we know this?
| Figure | Source | Period | Geography | Method and limits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organisation counts | Charity Commission, Companies House, Department for Education, NHS Public registers, via the GovReg place index Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0 | place index build, 10 Oct 2026 | Wolverhampton | Counted by registered address or school postcode Active companies with a registered office in this area (Companies House). A registered office is not an operating location. Charities whose contact postcode (or nearest postcode) is in this area; not all serve only this area. NHS trust head offices located here; services are delivered across wider areas. Open schools in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland located here. |
Who serves this area
Charities, schools and the council. Each name links to its GovReg profile.
Largest charities by income
- Compton Care Group Limitedincome £13.3m · 10 trustees
- Ymca Black Country Groupincome £12.8m · 12 trustees
- Wolverhampton Grammar School Limitedincome £11.6m · 9 trustees
- The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre (1982) Limitedincome £10.9m · 8 trustees
- Tettenhall Collegeincome £8m · 11 trustees
- Ymca Wolverhamptonincome £5.2m · 12 trustees
- Rmc Charityincome £4.4m · 8 trustees
- The Haven Wolverhamptonincome £3.8m · 6 trustees
- Wolverhampton Wanderers Foundationincome £2.7m · 6 trustees
- Woodlands Quaker Homeincome £2.3m · 6 trustees
Largest schools by pupils
- Highfields SchoolSecondary · 1,765 pupils
- The Royal School, WolverhamptonAll-through · 1,488 pupils
- St Thomas More Catholic School, WillenhallSecondary · 1,464 pupils
- St Peter's Collegiate AcademySecondary · 1,329 pupils
- Aldersley High SchoolSecondary · 1,262 pupils
- Our Lady and St Chad Catholic AcademySecondary · 1,222 pupils
- Wolverhampton Girls' High SchoolSecondary · 1,211 pupils
- Ormiston Swb AcademySecondary · 1,209 pupils
The council
- WolverhamptonCouncillors, wards, party groups and their registered interests
NHS trusts with a head office here
- Black Country Healthcare Nhs Foundation Trust
- The Royal Wolverhampton Nhs Trust
436 charities are registered here; the 402 that report income have a combined income of £117.9m and a median of £21,997. Income is as reported to the Charity Commission, and a charity may spend it elsewhere.
Elected councillors (60)
Wolverhampton has 60 elected councillors in this area. Only elected members are named, as public office holders.
Show all 60 councillors
| Councillor | Party | Ward |
|---|---|---|
| Anita Stanley | Reform UK | Bilston North |
| Leigh Lisa Jayne New | Labour and Co-operative Party | Bilston North |
| Linda Mary Leach | Labour Party | Bilston North |
| Micky Thomas | Reform UK | Bilston South |
| Rashpal Kaur | Labour Party | Bilston South |
| Stephen Simkins | Labour Party | Bilston South |
| Bhupinder Singh Gakhal | Labour and Co-operative Party | Blakenhall |
| Sally Green | Labour and Co-operative Party | Blakenhall |
| Tersaim Singh | Labour and Co-operative Party | Blakenhall |
| Paul Appleby | Conservative and Unionist Party | Bushbury North |
| Simon Bennett | Conservative and Unionist Party | Bushbury North |
| Susan Lawrence | Reform UK | Bushbury North |
| Armin Berenjian | Reform UK | Bushbury South & Low Hill |
| Paul David Sweet | Labour Party | Bushbury South & Low Hill |
| Paul Ian Brookfield | Labour Party | Bushbury South & Low Hill |
| Dave Evans | Reform UK | East Park |
| Lovinyer Corrine Daley | Labour Party | East Park |
| Stephen John Russell | Labour Party | East Park |
| Jenny Cockayne | Labour Party | Ettingshall North |
| Jeszemma Rose Howl | Labour Party | Ettingshall North |
| Zee Russell | Labour and Co-operative Party | Ettingshall North |
| Harbinder Singh | Labour and Co-operative Party | Ettingshall South & Spring Vale |
| Lamina Lloyd | Labour and Co-operative Party | Ettingshall South & Spring Vale |
| Rob Greenway | Reform UK | Ettingshall South & Spring Vale |
| Steve Evans | Labour Party | Fallings Park |
| Stu Goldsmith | Reform UK | Fallings Park |
| Valerie Evans | Labour Party | Fallings Park |
| Asha Masih Mattu | Labour and Co-operative Party | Graiseley |
| Gurbax Kaur | Labour Party | Graiseley |
| Jacqueline Maria Sweetman | Labour and Co-operative Party | Graiseley |
| Jasbir Kaur Jaspal | Labour Party | Heath Town |
| Jaspreet Kaur Jaspal | Labour Party | Heath Town |
| Rob Siarkiewicz | Labour Party | Heath Town |
| Ben Evans | Labour Party | Merry Hill |
| Im Stanley | Reform UK | Merry Hill |
| Wendy Dalton | Conservative and Unionist Party | Merry Hill |
| Alan Butt | Labour and Co-operative Party | Oxley |
| Barbara McGarrity | Labour and Co-operative Party | Oxley |
| Joe Berg | Reform UK | Oxley |
| Claire Darke | Labour Party | Park |
| Craig John Collingswood | Labour Party | Park |
| Muhammad Nasim | Labour Party | Park |
| Celia Hibbert | Labour Party | Penn |
| Paul Singh | Conservative and Unionist Party | Penn |
| Stephanie Mary Haynes | Conservative and Unionist Party | Penn |
| Iqra Tahir | Labour Party | St Peters |
| Obaida Ahmed | Labour Party | St Peters |
| Qaiser Azeem | Labour Party | St Peters |
| Bob Maddox | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Regis |
| Sohail Khan | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Regis |
| Udey Singh | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Regis |
| Jonathan Mark Crofts | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Wightwick |
| Sally Garner | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Wightwick |
| Wendy Thompson | Conservative and Unionist Party | Tettenhall Wightwick |
| Mary Bateman | Labour Party | Wednesfield North |
| Philip Thomas Alexander Bateman | Labour Party | Wednesfield North |
| Simon Kelsey | Reform UK | Wednesfield North |
| Christopher Edmunds | Reform UK | Wednesfield South |
| Corey Kendrick | Reform UK | Wednesfield South |
| Jacqui Coogan | Labour Party | Wednesfield South |
Full profiles are on the council page.
Organisations that share board members
Among the 402 largest charities here with trustee data, 91 are linked to at least one other through 90 shared board members. This shows how boards overlap, which is not the same as influence or control, and in small communities the same volunteers often serve more than one cause.
- Ymca Wolverhampton and Ymca Walsall12 shared board members
- Ymca Wolverhampton and Ymca Black Country Group11 shared board members
- Ymca Walsall and Ymca Black Country Group11 shared board members
- The Penn, St Bartholomew and St Philip Charity and Wynn's Foundation6 shared board members
- Wednesfield Parochial Charity and Wood End Charity5 shared board members
- Wolverhampton Grammar School 1958 Appeal Fund and Wolverhampton Grammar School Independence Appeals Fund4 shared board members
- Wolverhampton Dole Charities and Charity of Richard Nathaniel Broom4 shared board members
- Bushbury (Rural Parish) United Charities and Bushbury (Ancient Parish) United Charities4 shared board members
- The Royal Wolverhampton School Foundation and The Royal Wolverhampton School Endowment Charity3 shared board members
- Crossways Methodist Church and Wolverhampton Methodist Circuit3 shared board members
Connections between organisations through shared board members describe how boards overlap. They are not evidence of influence, control or coordination, and many overlaps are ordinary in small communities. Only elected councillors are named. No addresses or other personal details are shown; organisation links point to existing public GovReg profiles.
Sources used on this page
1- Charity Commission, Companies House, Department for Education, NHS England: Organisation registers, via the GovReg place indexA charity or company is counted where its registered address is, which is not necessarily where it works.
Registered offices are not operating locations. Ranks and deciles are never averaged. Census 2021 figures are labelled 2021.