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Health NewsHealth shake-up could delay long-awaited Metropolitan Hospital
There are plans to redraw boundaries for health services
ManufacturingPlastic trombone manufacturer wins plaudits in Queen's Awards for Enterprise
Warwick Music Group joins 15 other West Midlands businesses recognised in annual honours
Business NewsFinalists unveiled for Birmingham Young Professional of the Year 2019
Nineteenth awards will celebrate city's finest young talent in the professional services community
Commercial PropertyFormer Blues defender expands city property business
Mat Sadler is targeting Birmingham's growing residential market with new sales and letting operation
HomeMP Jess Phillips mocks UKIP election candidate who called her 'a massive b****'
Foul-mouthed Carl Benjamin has been picked as a UKIP election candidate despite making sick rape jokes about Birmingham MP
LadywoodComment: Ladywood regen plans must not repeat past mistakes
Architect Joe Holyoak casts his eye over the next major public plans to regenerate inner city suburb as the council brings a private developer on board
HomeLaughing gas and violence at Birmingham nightspot prompts licence review
Concerns over the wide use of nitrous oxide at Club 101 in the Southside of the city centre
John MadinComment: It's time to appreciate Madin's wider legacy
Mary Keating from Brutiful Birmingham says John Madin's work broke new ground in thinking beyond just the design of a building
Special FeaturesNetworking event for those students considering work
The Sixth Form College, Solihull teamed up the town’s chamber of commerce and Ladder for Greater Birmingham to inform students about options other than university
Business NewsNew hair and beauty project aims to keep kids in school
Standing Ovation Project has revamped vacant office space to create employability initiative in north Birmingham to boost skills in hair and beauty sector
BusinessFormer Bank of England governor brands Brexit situation 'awful shambles'
Lord Mervyn King likens MPs' negotiations to a poor attempt at buying a new car and suggests General Election might be needed to break deadlock
HomeMove to block £300k review of Birmingham bin service fails
Former bins chief argues the council needs to invest in ageing waste fleet instead

Business

Commercial PropertyFormer Blues defender expands city property business
Mat Sadler is targeting Birmingham's growing residential market with new sales and letting operation
ManufacturingPlastic trombone manufacturer wins plaudits in Queen's Awards for Enterprise
Warwick Music Group joins 15 other West Midlands businesses recognised in annual honours
LadywoodComment: Ladywood regen plans must not repeat past mistakes
Architect Joe Holyoak casts his eye over the next major public plans to regenerate inner city suburb as the council brings a private developer on board
John MadinComment: It's time to appreciate Madin's wider legacy
Mary Keating from Brutiful Birmingham says John Madin's work broke new ground in thinking beyond just the design of a building
Business NewsFinalists unveiled for Birmingham Young Professional of the Year 2019
Nineteenth awards will celebrate city's finest young talent in the professional services community

Regional Affairs

Health NewsHealth shake-up could delay long-awaited Metropolitan Hospital
There are plans to redraw boundaries for health services
Regional AffairsChildren disappeared for days at a time from care home
'The children appear to spend more time missing than being at the home'
Regional AffairsPark wall repair to cost 'ridiculous waste' of £160,000
Poll - Is historic wall repair as waste of public money?
Home£800,000 for classrooms to replace six year old building in Sandwell
The old classrooms are now in a poor state of repair
HomeChildren and knife crime targeted in Sandwell with nearly £400,000
They want to stop children being drawn into gangs

Culture

What's On NewsPrimark in Birmingham has a Disney-themed cafe - here's what's on the menu
One of Primark's star attractions is a family-friendly cafe
Special FeaturesRugby legend Martin Johnson leads Vélo Birmingham & Midlands CBRE Business 100 training ride
Inspirational former England rugby skipper gets in the saddle ahead of the showpiece cycling challenge
What's On NewsNew cafe Karibu Coffee House opens in Digbeth selling African doughnuts
Karibu has a Tanzanian theme
Commercial Property£82m plans for new homes, restaurants and cinema in Dudley set for go-ahead
Avenbury (Dudley) is behind the proposals which will see Cavendish House knocked down
HomeRestaurant plan part of vision for Walsall's tallest building
Permission has been granted for more than 140 apartments at Tameway Tower

Post People

Post PeopleWest Mids mayor at Clarke Willmott lunch
Birmingham-based national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP hosted a lunch for business professionals with keynote speaker Andy Street.
Post PeopleAwards night for Midland media students
Students from the universities of Birmingham City, Derby, Gloucester, Lincoln, Northampton and Staffordshire all won major honours at the Midlands Media Student Awards
Post PeopleChampagne flows as law firm’s city office celebrates
Global law firm Kennedys’ Birmingham office celebrated its 10 year anniversary with a reception at the Champagne Room in The Cube.
Post PeopleFamiliar faces help hospice to mark milestone anniversary
Famous faces, businesses and community groups from across the West Midlands came together to celebrate Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice’s 40th anniversary.
Post PeopleBirmingham bank invites clients to toast St Patrick and its new offices
Allied Irish Bank (GB) welcomed clients and contacts to celebrate St Patrick’s Day at its new offices on Temple Row.

Colmore Row

John MadinComment: It's time to appreciate Madin's wider legacy
Mary Keating from Brutiful Birmingham says John Madin's work broke new ground in thinking beyond just the design of a building
Post PeopleWest Mids mayor at Clarke Willmott lunch
Birmingham-based national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP hosted a lunch for business professionals with keynote speaker Andy Street.
Post PeopleAwards night for Midland media students
Students from the universities of Birmingham City, Derby, Gloucester, Lincoln, Northampton and Staffordshire all won major honours at the Midlands Media Student Awards
Post PeopleChampagne flows as law firm’s city office celebrates
Global law firm Kennedys’ Birmingham office celebrated its 10 year anniversary with a reception at the Champagne Room in The Cube.
Post PeopleFamiliar faces help hospice to mark milestone anniversary
Famous faces, businesses and community groups from across the West Midlands came together to celebrate Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice’s 40th anniversary.

Leads & Deals

Business NewsDebenhams in administration as Mike Ashley takeover rejected
Store chain giant - with branches in Bullring, Merry Hill and Walsall - set to shut 50 stores
Jewellery QuarterJewellery Quarter energy firm to create 80 new jobs
Switching service is expanding its range of products and is on the hunt for a new HQ
Jewellery QuarterMerger deal for corporate finance firms
Jewellery Quarter practice join forces with South East rival to target TMT sector
Business News170 jobs under threat at Black Country steel business
Administrators called in as they launch a hunt for buyer of steel stockholding firm
Colmore Business DistrictRescue deal for troubled recruitment firm
Birmingham-based agency acquires East Midlands outfit after it is hit by cash flow problems
LadywoodComment: Ladywood regen plans must not repeat past mistakesArchitect Joe Holyoak casts his eye over the next major public plans to regenerate inner city suburb as the council brings a private developer on board
TransportVintage Trains launches new transport partnershipSteam train company is working with West Midlands transport chiefs on plans to boost regional economy
EdgbastonPort Loop takes shape as Homes England loans £7m to projectGovernment's housing arm backs regen project as developers bring first pre-fab homes to site on cranes
High Speed 2£4m fund to restore woodland damaged by HS2Second round of funding aimed at restoring woodland affected by development of high-speed rail line between Birmingham and London
High Speed 2Comment: Putting transport at heart of business strategyMaria Machancoses from transport body Midlands Connect says the message from businesses is  clear that efficient transport is vital to achieving growth
Commercial PropertyFormer Blues defender expands city property businessMat Sadler is targeting Birmingham's growing residential market with new sales and letting operation
Health NewsHealth shake-up could delay long-awaited Metropolitan HospitalThere are plans to redraw boundaries for health services
LadywoodComment: Ladywood regen plans must not repeat past mistakesArchitect Joe Holyoak casts his eye over the next major public plans to regenerate inner city suburb as the council brings a private developer on board
Business NewsFinalists unveiled for Birmingham Young Professional of the Year 2019Nineteenth awards will celebrate city's finest young talent in the professional services community
John MadinComment: It's time to appreciate Madin's wider legacyMary Keating from Brutiful Birmingham says John Madin's work broke new ground in thinking beyond just the design of a building
LadywoodComment: Ladywood regen plans must not repeat past mistakesArchitect Joe Holyoak casts his eye over the next major public plans to regenerate inner city suburb as the council brings a private developer on board
John MadinComment: It's time to appreciate Madin's wider legacyMary Keating from Brutiful Birmingham says John Madin's work broke new ground in thinking beyond just the design of a building
Business NewsClarke Willmott lunchClarke Willmott lunch
Post PeopleWest Mids mayor at Clarke Willmott lunchBirmingham-based national law firm Clarke Willmott LLP hosted a lunch for business professionals with keynote speaker Andy Street.
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