"wolverhampton" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to name specific places, or as an adjective. For example, "The Wolverhampton Wanderers are a popular English football team."
IN A dreary Wolverhampton community centre, Emma Reynolds recently sat through a series of the hard-luck stories it behoves British MPs to hear each week.
Dan Wainwright, a journalist at the Wolverhampton Express and Star, worries that jobs at the JLR plant will go to skilled engineers who will commute in from pretty villages in Worcestershire, rather than to the unemployed in Wolverhampton.
WOLVERHAMPTON, a poor city in the West Midlands, and Solihull, a rich suburb 30 miles (48km) to its east, do not have much in common.
Barring a mass loss of form the top two will come from the four teams within two points of each other at the summit – Middlesbrough, Bournemouth, Norwich City and Watford – while Brentford, Derby, Ipswich Town and Wolverhampton Wanderers fight for play-off places.
As I left the Wolverhampton HQ, Poundland CEO Jim MacCarthy presented me with a bulging collection of gifts, including a range of Chit Chat lipglosses.
In October 2013, the Economist suggested that, rather than third-tier cities such as Hull, Huddersfield and Wolverhampton continuing to be subsidised, they should be allowed to decline.
Kurti was ordered to be detained at her majesty's pleasure – the equivalent of a minimum-term life sentence for a youth, by Judge John Warner at Wolverhampton crown court.
After witnessing damage to Wolverhampton town centre and receiving messages from family and friends whose businesses had been targeted, a 24-year-old community worker decided to protect his local gurdwara, despite not being a member of the Sikh faith.
Mum and Dad saw me play only once with Slade after we became famous – at a gig in Wolverhampton in 1973.
Though ostensibly over his bitter opposition to the European Community and our part in it, the abandonment, in 1974, of his Wolverhampton seat and the Conservative party (over Europe) looked like self-punishment, almost a kind of self-mutilation for a man with his advanced sense of loyalty.
Pitman, only in the side due to an injury to Yann Kermorgant – who hit both goals in their midweek victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers – got the ball rolling just before the half-hour mark with his first goal since Boxing Day.
