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Ready to Move on Leaflet Ready to move on ? Wolverhampton City A guide to what to find and where to find it This guide was put together by Martin Evans, Rob Daniel, Jay Solzbérg & Colin Murphy. Graphics and illustration were put together by Laura Wells. With support from P3, Wolverhampton City Council, Supporting People (Housing Related Support). 2 Foreword Welcome to your guide to help you when you move into your home This guide was written and created by the Mini MOPP client involvement group in 2010. The guide provides useful information for people that are moving on in the city, covering local facilities and key services in each neighbourhood across Wolverhampton. It also lists useful telephone numbers that might be needed when setting up and maintaining a new home. The guide has been developed to give you some simple yet handy hints to make your new accommodation and your life a little easier. Covering things from what to do when you get a property, right through to being a courteous neighbour. We have listed many of the local major services that you might need (i.e. Dentists, Launderettes, Doctors and Libraries etc.). Often libraries will be used for reading, book loans, CD’s and DVD’s. However, remember that most libraries now have internet access where you will be able to apply online for benefits or find out about support. You may also be able to get someone to help you if you aren’t confident using a computer. The Mini MOPP is not recommending any of the services, facilities or provisions contained in this guide. They are for reference only. We always suggest that you seek legal advice before entering into any legal agreement. Thanks for taking the time to read this guide. We hope you The information contained in this guide was find it useful. accurate at the time of print. (September 2013) 3 Step One - Getting your Accommodation n o i t a Congratulations!!! d o You’ve got the keys to your new property... m m o c c Now what do you do? This is a brief guide with tips and A advice to help you set up your new home r u o y Now that you are getting a property (house, flat, house share etc…) you may g n want to be thinking about making an application to the Local Discretionary i t t Grant Scheme (LDGS). From April 2013 Community Care Grants no longer e exists. What was known as the Social Fund which was administered by the G - Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) is now managed the Local Authority. e In Wolverhampton the LDGS provides goods (e.g. white goods and furniture) n O and services (e.g. Foodbank and repair schemes). Cash awards may be p considered in exceptional circumstances. The Local Discretionary Grant e t Scheme in Wolverhampton will be reviewed after 12 months, so may be S subject to change in April 2014. For more information telephone (01902) 4 558400. Step Two - Moving In Before you sign for your keys, make sure you ask any and all questions before signing on the dotted line, because if you have any concerns it may be harder to sort out after you have already signed. Also when signing, ask for a contact number if any faults or repairs should come up. DON’T lose this number, you will need it should anything go wrong (see Step 4 Maintaining your property). You may be thinking furniture. There are a number of furniture projects in the city where you can buy used furniture. • BDFS CIC, building 6, Unit 8, Stanmore Industrial Estate, WV15 5HR. Tel: 01746 764494 • St. Thomas Community Network Furniture Store, Beechwood Road, DY2 7QA. Tel: 01384 818990 • RehoUSE, 27 Thornley Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1JS. Tel: 07958 702 626 n I g n i v o mov3 1n M - o ILE w G FRA T p e t S 5 You can also get reasonably priced furniture and household goods in charity shops. You may find that it does not cost much more to buy items new than it would to get them second hand. The bonus of buying new, if you can afford it, is that the items will normally come with a 12 month guarantee. Some places will offer delivery for a small fee. Alternatively, for a small fee Community Transport will be able to pick up and deliver what you want, including things that you may already have and need to move too. Community Transport, Unit 17 & 18 Barton Park Industrial Estate, Bilston, WV14 7LH. (01902) 496010 Step Three - Settling In In this section we have tried to include all the places that you may want or need to know the locations of to assist you when you move into your accommodation. We have tried to group everything in general localities to assist you in finding where all your nearest services are, such as; Doctors and Dentists etc. We have localised these areas according to the Wolverhampton Homes letting areas. Consult the map on the next page to find your general locality and which area you will be living in. For support services such as drug, alcohol or advocacy services, there is an A – Z directory in the Useful Numbers and Addresses section further on in the guide. 6 LE GS D L R A N D E R O F U F N A D T E S R H IL L L A N E W 17 O E O N D A H RD A R L Y OO Y E M R S EY U 13 R XL B D O H W D 10 S R O U H B O IT OUSE D D UN R E L N A O D N F E D RD R HFIEL F 11 LIC D A B T U S S H D C D R O R U Y N E R O W L T T 12 P E S R M R R A G S E D 9 H R R D E D C L V H L A O U W R D D C H R R 16 D K S D C T R T E O T R NN T O D E 8 O CA R N O F L D HA F D R O L A D R O L E T IEL T R S 15 SF W D E N A EDN E W H W COMPTON RD 14 WILLE TH RD RD NHALL RD GNOR ALE RID ID B R R B E IL S M B TO R N D R . IM D U 4 E I V D N A D L G D N R E H R R Y L N A L L A I U M B 1 N T W YS E R EL X T TR P D R LIN O I GT D N O N R G D S COALW T A H Y RD H GOL W DTHORN O A HILL O L M L 2 L V E P R S R D H O D R A N M S S P P E R R T D N O I N O N G T S R D R R A A E V D A E W S B T IR M I NG H A M N E W 3 R 5 D Housing Offices: All telephone enquiries to Wolverhampton Homes on 01902 556789 Email: [email protected] • City Centre 29 Market Street, WV1 3AG • Bilston Town Hall Church Street, WV14 0AP • Low Hill Showell Circus, WV10 9JL • Merry Hill Leasowes Drive, WV4 4PZ • Wednesfield Alfred Squire Road, WV11 1XU • Heath Town 290 Chervil Rise, WV10 0HR Tenant Management Organisations: • Springfield Horseshoe Housing Cooperative: 27 Burton Road, Springfields, Wolverhampton, WV10 0EG. Tel: 01902 552872 • New Park Village Tenant Management Cooperative: Ellerton House, Ellerton Walk, New Park Village, Wolverhampton, WV10 0UG. Tel: 01902 552670 • Dovecotes Tenant Management Organisation: 88 Ryefield, Pendeford, Wolverhampton, WV8 1UD. Tel: 01902 552780 • Bushbury Hill Estate Management Board: The Management Centre, 14 Kempthorne Avenue, Low Hill, Wolverhampton, WV10 9JG. Tel: 01902 556619 7 Area 1: Merryhill Doctors Surgeries Dr Cowan & Partners, 119 Coalway Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV3 7NA 08450 724614 Dr Bush & Partners, Penn Surgery, 2a Coalway Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV3 7LR 01902 333408 Dr Elcock, Warstones Health Centre, Pinfold Grove, Penn, W-ton, WV4 4PS 01902 572012 Drs DeRosa & Williams, Warstones Health Centre, Pinfold Grove, Penn, W-ton, WV4 4PS 01902 575012 Drs Pahwa & Pahwa, 130a Park St South, Goldthorn Hill, W-ton WV12 3JF 01902 339283 Drs Walton, Duncan & Wagstaff, Shaw, Patel & Roberts, Castlecroft Medical Practice, Castlecroft Ave, Castlecroft, W-ton, WV3 8JN 01902 761629 Drs White, Glover, Burell, Samra, Forrest, Strieder & Booshan, Penn Manor Medical Centre, Manor Rd, W-ton, WV4 5PY 01902 331166 Warstones Health Centre, Pinfold Grove, WV4 4PS 01902 444023 Phoenix Walk In Centre, Parkfield Road, Parkfields. WV4 6ED Castlecroft Medical Practice, Castlecroft Avenue, Castlecroft, WV3 8JN 01902 761629 Pharmacies Alliance Pharmacy, 9 Trysull Rd, Bradmore, W-ton, WV3 7HT 01902 341300 Alliance Pharmacy, 92 Windmill Lane, Castlecroft, W-ton, WV3 8HG 01902 421132 Co-op Pharmacy, 248 Jeffcock Rd, Penn Fields, W-ton, WV3 7AH 01902 444565 Hingley Mei & Co Ltd, 179 Lea Rd, Penn Fields, W-ton, WV3 0LG 01902 330515 Lloyds Pharmacy, Lower St Health Centre, Tettenhall, W-ton, WV6 9LL 01902 423743 Lloyds Pharmacy, 323/325 Penn Rd, W-ton, WV4 5QF 01902 336591 Millstream Pharmacy, 1a Clark Rd, Tettenhall, W-ton, WV3 9NW 01902 340101 Penn Care Pharmacy, 48 Warstones Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV4 4LP 01902 747647 Rexall Chemist, 204 Penn Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV4 4AA 01902 751353 Tettenhall Wood Pharmacy, 12 School Rd, W-ton, WV6 8EJ 01902 342181 Upper Green Pharmacy, 5 Upper Green, Tettenhall, W-ton, WV6 8QQ 01902 751353 1 Boots Pharmacy, 233 Trysull Rd, Merryhill, W-ton, WV3 7LF 01902 342181 a e r A 8 Opticians Flint & Partners, 59 Tettenhall Rd, W-ton, WV3 9NB 01902 422096 H Wyn Williams, 6 Trysull Rd, Bradmore, W-ton, WV3 7HT 01902 620352 John L Powell Ltd, 237 Coalway Rd, Merryhill, W-ton, WV3 7NN 01902 332485 Miracle Eyes , 316a Penn Rd, Penn, Wolverhampton, WV4 5QF 01902 621111 Taylor Biddle, 39 Bridgnorth Rd, Compton, W-ton, WV6 8AF 01902 750325 The Spectacle Store, 252 Penn Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV4 4AD 01902 342999 Dentists AJ Adey & Associates, 89 Tettenhall Rd, W-ton, WV3 9NQ 01902 420075 Coalway Rd Family Dental Practice, 57 Coalway Rd, Penn, W-ton, WV3 7LY 01902 335275 Hillcrest Dental Surgery, 142 Penn Rd, W-ton, WV3 0DZ 01902 341991 Kimpton & Dhody Dental Practice, 2 Bhylls Lane, W-ton, WV3 8DH 01902 766287 Landsdown Centre, 39 Tettenhall Rd, W-ton, WV3 9NB 01902 425801 Mr Cowley & Mr Dignum, 3 Bhylls Lane, W-ton, WV3 8DH 01902 380084 NA Wells, 65 Pendeford Ave, W-ton, WV6 9EH 01902 754525 Sean Robert Lowe, 90 Dovedale Rd, W-ton, WV4 6RA 01902 674172 Shaw & Pannell Dental Practice, 428 Penn Rd, W-ton, WV4 4DQ 01902 338278 Titley, Darby & Associates, 20 Stubbs Rd, W-ton, WV3 7DF 01902 341770 Community Centres Bradmore Community Centre, Birches Barn Road, Bradmore, W-ton, WV3 7JB 01902 552279 Brickkiln Community Centre, Cherry St, Merridale, W-ton, WV3 0QW 01902 552283 St.
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