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Regional AffairsDiscount supermarket coming to Longbridge but not everyone is happy to see itPlanning committee told residents would prefer leisure facilities, Ikea or Primark
Business NewsPrivate waste collection firm targeting Birmingham after bin strike
London operator launching its second branch in Birmingham
Regional AffairsLabour MP Ian Austin says Jeremy Corbyn has 'extreme views' and should not lead the party
Black Country MP Ian Austin says Jeremy Corbyn and Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell are trying to turn Labour into a Marxist party
News OpinionMayor: Our diversity is an asset for the West MidlandsWest Midlands Mayor wants our leadership to better reflect the population
Regional AffairsThis disused care home could put up 55 homeless Birmingham familiesPlans to convert Magnolia House in Highgate earmarked for approval
News OpinionWhy is this council so addicted to secrecy
Birmingham City Council seems to be making every effort to with hold useful information
FinanceSolihull pub group acquired for £106m
Hawthorn Leisure is bought by commercial property group New River which is growing its presence in the pub sector
News OpinionWhy is this council so addicted to secrecy
Birmingham City Council seems to be making every effort to with hold useful information
Regional AffairsMayor uses own deciding vote - to re-elect himself
The controversial move has not been seen before in the post-war era
Regional AffairsYoung people want restrictions on apps to prevent addiction
Birmingham University study finds young people understand the benefits and the dangers of social media and apps
Commercial PropertyThis Midlands M&S store is set to close
High street retailer announces plans to close one of its West Midlands stores which places almost 100 jobs under threat
Regional AffairsCity Council spent £50,000 sending ten people to the Commonwealth Games in AustraliaLeader pledges to learn from Gold Coast and ensure value for money

Business

FinanceSolihull pub group acquired for £106m
Hawthorn Leisure is bought by commercial property group New River which is growing its presence in the pub sector
Business NewsPrivate waste collection firm Junk Hunters targets Birmingham after bin strike
London operator Junk Hunters launching its second branch in Birmingham
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
One SnowhillConstruction group opens new Birmingham city centre office
Willmott Dixon is expanding into the heart of the business district
property newsRhubarb Property celebrates 10th anniversary
Over the past 10 years Rhubarb Property has gone from strength to strength. Now the company has moved new into new offices on Newhall Street founder and director Thomas Avery is even more positive about his firm's establishment as one the leading independent estate agencies in Birmingham

Regional Affairs

News OpinionMayor: Our diversity is an asset for the West MidlandsWest Midlands Mayor wants our leadership to better reflect the population
Regional AffairsDiscount supermarket coming to Longbridge but not everyone is happy to see itPlanning committee told residents would prefer leisure facilities, Ikea or Primark
News OpinionWhy is this council so addicted to secrecy
Birmingham City Council seems to be making every effort to withhold useful information
Regional AffairsLabour MP Ian Austin says Jeremy Corbyn has 'extreme views' and should not lead the party
Black Country MP Ian Austin says Jeremy Corbyn and Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell are trying to turn Labour into a Marxist party
Regional AffairsThis disused care home could put up 55 homeless Birmingham familiesPlans to convert Magnolia House in Highgate earmarked for approval

Culture

CBSOConcert hall's winning friends in high places
As the Opening Festival of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire continues apace, Christopher Morley talks to its principal, Julian Lloyd Webber
CBSOSir Simon Rattle’s return is a highlight of CBSO’s season
Some familiar faces are coming to Symphony Hall. Christopher Morley reveals the must-see classical concerts being staged in Birmingham
What's On NewsNosh and Quaff on Colmore Row has closed down and this is what's replacing it
The restaurant closed for refurbishment earlier this month
Commercial PropertyNew four-star hotel planned for Birmingham city centre
Irish group which bought Hotel La Tour last year has announced it will build a second hotel in the city
EducationLeave your hampers and frilly shirts behind for Hellensmusic
The annual festival at Hellens manor house is aiming to inspire musicians, students and the audience. Christopher Morley talks to venue owner Adam Munthe

Post People

Post PeopleBusinesses compete in the Birmingham Post’s golf day
The annual Birmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge in association with Sheridan Maine took place at Blackwell Golf Club.
Post PeopleMidlands legal professionals celebrate at annual awards
The West Midlands legal sector joined together for a night of celebration at Birmingham Law Society’s annual Legal Awards ceremony.
Post PeopleSimkissGuy Recruitment marks five-year milestone
Business professionals joined SimkissGuy Recruitment to celebrate its milestone fifth anniversary.
Post PeopleThe Ivy Temple Row launches in Birmingham
The Ivy Temple Row welcomed over 200 guests from across the city’s business and media communities to officially announce its arrival in Birmingham.
Post PeopleMIPIM mark a decade of French-themed fundraising
More than 100 of the region’s leading property professionals gathered at Alternative MIPIM, Birmingham’s answer to the annual real estate exhibition in Cannes, France.

Colmore Row

One SnowhillConstruction group opens new Birmingham city centre office
Willmott Dixon is expanding into the heart of the business district
Colmore RowGateley makes third acquisition following stock market listing
Birmingham-based law firm buys out specialist property practice to target markets in the South East
Post PeopleBusinesses compete in the Birmingham Post’s golf day
The annual Birmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge in association with Sheridan Maine took place at Blackwell Golf Club.
Post PeopleMidlands legal professionals celebrate at annual awards
The West Midlands legal sector joined together for a night of celebration at Birmingham Law Society’s annual Legal Awards ceremony.
Post PeopleSimkissGuy Recruitment marks five-year milestone
Business professionals joined SimkissGuy Recruitment to celebrate its milestone fifth anniversary.

Leads & Deals

Regional AffairsThe 'recklessness, hubris and greed' that left Birmingham's half-built £350m hospital in limbo
MPs say a 'rotten corporate culture' led to the collapse of Carillion, which was building the Midland Metropolitan Hospital
Commercial PropertyCar dealer to create 85 new jobs in Black Country
Arnold Clark announces plans for new motorstore close to its training centre in Wednesfield
ManufacturingTata Steel Europe launches bid to sell Black Country operations
Company is seeking buyers for niche businesses after conducting detailed review into the future of its different operations
Commercial PropertyHouse of Fraser stores under threat after £70m buyout
Chinese owner of toy shop chain Hamleys has taken majority stake in high-end retailer but vowed stores must close
Labour PartyGKN takeover deal cleared by Business Secretary
Greg Clarke waves through hostile buyout bid by Melrose after receiving assurances from Ministry of Defence
Car ReviewsAlfa Romeo’s SUV oozes style and delivers on performanceThe growing craving for SUV models and crossovers means every manufacturer has been forced to respond, and in Alfa’s case that response is in the form of the Stelvio.
Labour PartyGKN takeover deal cleared by Business SecretaryGreg Clarke waves through hostile buyout bid by Melrose after receiving assurances from Ministry of Defence
Victoria SquareQueen Victoria statue to undergo spring cleanFamous city centre statue will be given a spruce up as part of Birmingham Civic Society's 100th anniversary celebrations
Car ReviewsBold, well-equipped crossover aims to Eclipse the competitionThe Mitsubishi Eclipse has a distinctive look with a bold front, boomerang-shaped cutouts and a twin section rear window
Car ReviewsNissan Juke's almost identical twin is very different on the insideThe Juke Nismo RS has a few distinguishing features, such as deep side skirts, 18-inch alloy wheels with red brake callipers and a big bore sports exhaust
One SnowhillConstruction group opens new Birmingham city centre officeWillmott Dixon is expanding into the heart of the business district
FinanceSolihull pub group acquired for £106mHawthorn Leisure is bought by commercial property group New River which is growing its presence in the pub sector
Regional AffairsDiscount supermarket coming to Longbridge but not everyone is happy to see itPlanning committee told residents would prefer leisure facilities, Ikea or Primark
Business NewsPrivate waste collection firm Junk Hunters targets Birmingham after bin strikeLondon operator Junk Hunters launching its second branch in Birmingham
News OpinionMayor: Our diversity is an asset for the West MidlandsWest Midlands Mayor wants our leadership to better reflect the population
FinanceSolihull pub group acquired for £106mHawthorn Leisure is bought by commercial property group New River which is growing its presence in the pub sector
CBSOConcert hall's winning friends in high placesAs the Opening Festival of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire continues apace, Christopher Morley talks to its principal, Julian Lloyd Webber
Birmingham Post Business AwardsBirmingham Post Business Awards 2018 launches - how to enterA record 15 categories to enter - before nominations close on Friday, July 13
One SnowhillConstruction group opens new Birmingham city centre officeWillmott Dixon is expanding into the heart of the business district
property newsRhubarb Property celebrates 10th anniversaryOver the past 10 years Rhubarb Property has gone from strength to strength. Now the company has moved new into new offices on Newhall Street founder and director Thomas Avery is even more positive about his firm's establishment as one the leading independent estate agencies in Birmingham