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Solihull BID Excellence Awards

Solihull BID Excellence Awards

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  1. Councillor Mike Robinson, Mayor of Solihull; Mel Palmer, Solihull BID; Councillor Bob Sleigh, Solihull Borough Council Leader.
    Councillor Mike Robinson, Mayor of Solihull; Mel Palmer, Solihull BID; Councillor Bob Sleigh, Solihull Borough Council Leader.1 of 5
  2. Margaret and David H Bradnock, HM Deputy Lieutenant.
    Margaret and David H Bradnock, HM Deputy Lieutenant.2 of 5
  3. Christine Staite, Emma Yorke, Solihull College and University Centre.
    Christine Staite, Emma Yorke, Solihull College and University Centre.3 of 5
  4. Lucie Orme, Emily McLeod, Sinade Prosser, Jo Stroud, Fabulous Collections.
    Lucie Orme, Emily McLeod, Sinade Prosser, Jo Stroud, Fabulous Collections.4 of 5
  5. Lyndsey Thomas, Rob Hemus, IM Properties; Angel Gibbons.
    Lyndsey Thomas, Rob Hemus, IM Properties; Angel Gibbons.5 of 5
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Economic Development
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easyJet
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