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News OpinionCommonwealth Games is 'a once-in-a-generation opportunity' for Birmingham
Gold Coast Games organisers visited Birmingham to pass on advice and expertise as city prepares for 2022
Business NewsFate sealed for Birmingham's House of Fraser store after creditor deal
City's famous department store in Corporation Street is one of 31 across the country which have been tabled for closure
Health NewsDeaths not caused by staff errors, says mental health trust
The deaths were investigated by the Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
Regional AffairsFormer Transport Secretary Justine Greening writes to Midland MPs urging them to oppose Heathrow expansion
Top Tory says Heathrow third runway will be bad for Birmingham Airport, as Government prepares for difficult vote on Monday
Regional AffairsNo one worthy of travel injunction, insists West Midlands Mayor
The power to issue travel injunctions was first given to the combined authority in early 2017
Regional AffairsCheaper tram fares revealed as new era begins for West Midlands Metro - what you need to knowManagement of region's tram network switching from private to public sector under Transport for West Midlands
Regional AffairsThe Timber Yard apartment plans blocked over fears it could 'threaten' Gay Village nightlife
Planners fear residents will find noise from Birmingham's vibrant nightlife unbearable
Birmingham Post Business AwardsBirmingham Post Business Awards 2018 launches - how to enter
A record 15 categories to enter - before nominations close on Friday, July 13
Regional AffairsBrexit will mean we are 'all less safe', says West Midlands police chief
The UK will lose access to key European crime databases
Health NewsWorrying stats show Birmingham hospital waiting lists at highest level in 10 years
There were 52,501 people waiting for treatment at the trust at the end of April
Commercial PropertyNew video flies through £700m Paradise project
Animated video has been released by developers showing new offices buildings and revamped public space
Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!
Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter

Business

TechnologyBirmingham tech firm wins €100,000 at global healthcare competition
Whisk will now development new digital solutions to help people with type 2 diabetes manage the condition
Business NewsFate sealed for Birmingham's House of Fraser store after creditor deal
City's famous department store in Corporation Street is one of 31 across the country which have been tabled for closure
Regional AffairsThe Timber Yard apartment plans blocked over fears it could 'threaten' Gay Village nightlife
Planners fear residents will find noise from Birmingham's vibrant nightlife unbearable
Commercial PropertyThe beat goes on as The Flapper live music venue is given lease extension
Bands can now book gigs again at the The Flapper for another year
Commercial PropertyBirmingham buildings take step closer to Stirling Prize
Conservatoire and new sports centre named among 49 winners of RIBA national awards

Regional Affairs

News OpinionCommonwealth Games is 'a once-in-a-generation opportunity' for Birmingham
Gold Coast Games organisers visited Birmingham to pass on advice and expertise as city prepares for 2022
Regional AffairsNo one worthy of travel injunction, insists West Midlands Mayor
The power to issue travel injunctions was first given to the combined authority in early 2017
Regional AffairsCheaper tram fares revealed as new era begins for West Midlands Metro - what you need to knowManagement of region's tram network switching from private to public sector under Transport for West Midlands
Health NewsDeaths not caused by staff errors, says mental health trust
The deaths were investigated by the Dudley and Walsall Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
Regional AffairsIconic A-Z map axed from private hire test in Birmingham
Most people are failing the test element because they rely on satnavs instead

Culture

What's On NewsLegoland Birmingham: All we know so far with attraction heading to city centre soon
Already there are signs of what is to come, in the shape of a 10ft tall giraffe standing outside the future the Lego Discovery Centre in Birmingham
Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!
Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
What's OnBoohoo has launched The Love is Love clothes to celebrate Pride
The Manchester-based company has launched a new range in support of Pride
What's On NewsHow to enter the Great Birmingham Run Half Marathon - and save cashTaking on the Simplyhealth Great Run Half Marathon challenge could save you cash - find out how here
Regional AffairsLichfield's Friarsgate development axed after council chiefs vote against funding troubled scheme Lichfield District Council's Cabinet this week voted against funding the troubled scheme

Post People

Post PeopleIPF Midlands hosts seminar
The Investment Property Forum Midlands branch hosted a seminar on property cycles at the offices of BDO in Birmingham
Post PeopleLeading Ladies hold networking event at Wicked
Leading Ladies is a fast-growing networking event for like-minded professionals in the city
Post PeoplePeaky Blinders creator talks ballet at Press Club lunch
Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight revealed plans for a ballet version of the hit Birmingham gangster TV show.
Post Peoplemfg Solicitors and CLA host spring farming seminar
Held at the Ludlow Kitchen, the seminar was hosted by law firm mfg Solicitors and the Country Land & Business Association (CLA).
Post PeopleHarrison Clark Rickerbys launch Birmingham base
Lawyers, clients and guests celebrated the launch of Harrison Clark Rickerbys’ new Birmingham office at 63 Church St.

Colmore Row

Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!
Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
Colmore RowLaw firm opens new Birmingham office
Stone King grows its portfolio of bases to five across England
Snow HillMilestone reached at Three Snowhill
Topping out ceremony held to mark new office building reaching its highest point
Colmore RowPromotions at law firm Gateley
Seventeen staff step up at Birmingham office of law firm including four new partners
FinanceForeign investment reaches record levels in the region
New research says overseas investor continue to eye opportunities across the Midlands

Leads & Deals

Business NewsRescue deal for troubled flooring firm
Taylor Grange Developments acquires Flooring Republic and plans to open more than 35 new shops by the end of 2019
High Speed 2O'Brien starts Aston Villa training ground move
Contractor appointed to revamp Bodymoor Heath training complex which is losing a section to make away for HS2
FinanceForeign investment reaches record levels in the region
New research says overseas investor continue to eye opportunities across the Midlands
FinanceManagement buyout at retail and finance group
Senior team backed by private equity house LDC has acquired OCS Asset Solutions
Business NewsPoundworld 'to enter administration putting 5,300 jobs at risk'
Sources told PA that the notice will give Poundworld time to structure a pre-pack administration deal with private equity firm R Capital
TechnologyBirmingham tech firm wins €100,000 at global healthcare competitionWhisk will now development new digital solutions to help people with type 2 diabetes manage the condition
Local NewsQ3 Academy LangleyFind out how Q3 Academy Langley rates compared to other secondary schools in Sandwell with our school ratings
Local NewsPerry Beeches V - The All Through Family SchoolFind out how Perry Beeches V - The All Through Family School rates compared to other secondary schools in Birmingham with our school ratings
Local NewsRidgewood High SchoolFind out how Ridgewood High School rates compared to other secondary schools in Dudley with our school ratings
Local NewsSt Thomas Aquinas Catholic SchoolFind out how St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School rates compared to other secondary schools in Birmingham with our school ratings
Business NewsFate sealed for Birmingham's House of Fraser store after creditor dealCity's famous department store in Corporation Street is one of 31 across the country which have been tabled for closure
Rich ListFull Birmingham Post Rich List 2018Here is the full list of entries to the Birmingham Post Rich List 2018
Rich ListBirmingham Post Rich List 2018: Meet the richest people in our regionThe richest people in our region have increased their combined fortunes and are heading towards the £28 billion mark according to the 2018 Birmingham Post Rich List
What's On NewsLegoland Birmingham: All we know so far with attraction heading to city centre soonAlready there are signs of what is to come, in the shape of a 10ft tall giraffe standing outside the future the Lego Discovery Centre in Birmingham
News OpinionCommonwealth Games is 'a once-in-a-generation opportunity' for BirminghamGold Coast Games organisers visited Birmingham to pass on advice and expertise as city prepares for 2022
TechnologyBirmingham tech firm wins €100,000 at global healthcare competitionWhisk will now development new digital solutions to help people with type 2 diabetes manage the condition
Birmingham Town HallThe Birmingham choir that's not very vocal about its many triumphs!Founded in the 1880s, Birmingham Choral Union is still going strong. Christopher Morley finds them in fine voices ahead a concert at St Paul’s in the Jewellery Quarter
Birmingham Post Business AwardsBirmingham Post Business Awards sponsors enjoy Belfry breakfastSponsors of this year's business awards, which will be held on November 1 at the ICC, gathered for a networking breakfast at famous golf and hotel resort
Local NewsQ3 Academy LangleyFind out how Q3 Academy Langley rates compared to other secondary schools in Sandwell with our school ratings
Local NewsPerry Beeches V - The All Through Family SchoolFind out how Perry Beeches V - The All Through Family School rates compared to other secondary schools in Birmingham with our school ratings