Fresh start as trouble-hit Wolverhampton subway filled in

A subway in Wolverhampton which has been a magnet for anti-social behaviour and drug use has been filled in.

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Councillors Lynne Moran and Obaida Ahmed join director of public health, John Denley, at the site of the former subway which is being filled in.

The pathway, on Craddock Street, was closed off in a bid to deter crime – with the work the first in a series of improvements to the area.

Now, after consultation with businesses, the area is being landscaped with the pedestrian crossing set to be improved.