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New climbing centre plans

Birmingham Mail

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April 15, 2025

A MOVE to open a climbing centre in a former press room has been given the green light.

City of Wolverhampton Council has approved plans to open the indoor climbing venue at the former Express & Star offices in Queen Street, Wolverhampton.

Part of the former headquarters of the newspaper, which moved out of its 140-year-home in 2023, is already being converted into new flats.

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