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Birmingham and Solihull RFC
13:57, 19 DEC 2013
It’s Grade Bs all round for West Midlands trio
Economic Development
So, how have Coventry, Stourbridge and Birmingham & Solihull fared in the first half of the 2013-14 campaign.
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Sweeteners for city if elected Mayor plan goes through at second attempt
Economic Development
Birmingham voters shunned the idea last year when 57.8 per cent said no to creating a role similar to Boris Johnson’s in London
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West Midlands bucking trend by increasing investment in R&D
Economic Development
£1.46 billion was spent on R&D in the region in 2012 on the back of rising automotive and aerospace investment
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Region to receive £765m under European funding agreement
Economic Development
The West Midlands will receive more than £765 million worth of European money over the next six years in a funding deal confirmed today.
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Top brands are next arrivals in New Street Station rebirth
Birmingham New Street Station
Already 80 per cent of floor space at the Grand Central shopping centre above the regenerated station has been taken, with Vietnamese, Japanese and Italian restaurants among those signing up
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Business leaders back call for new bonfire of red tape
Economic Development
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce said that the proposals 'could make a very real and tangible difference to companies'
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Major step forward for Midland Metro plans
Economic Development
Long-awaited city centre transport plan set to be approved by council at meeting next week
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Major step forward for Midland Metro plans
Economic Development
Key city centre transport initiative set to be given go-ahead by council
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Birmingham & Solihull coach Henno Venter saved from meningitis by his wife
Economic Development
South African thought he had a severe headache - but his wife spotted more dangerous symptoms
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Steve Hollis is new chairman at high wealth management specialists Sorbus
Banking & Finance
Deputy chair of the Greater Birmingham and Solihull Local Enterprise Partnership says he had been impressed with the innovative approach of Staffordshire firm
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Birmingham & Solihull RFC hoping a peaceful summer will bring a lift
Birmingham and Solihull RFC
The financial meltdown of 2010 set in motion a spiral of relegation, ground-hopping and player turnover from which their supporters’ heads have only just stopped spinning.
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Councils unite to form new transport authority
Economic Development
West Midlands authorities unite to set out new transport agenda for whole region
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Companies ‘need to fail’ for city to compete
Economic Development
The counter-intuitive statement came as evidence showed that more successful city economies have businesses springing up all the time and a competitive climate that means many to go to the wall
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All roads lead to Birmingham for Post Infrastructure Summit 2013
Economic Development
New initiative putting spotlight on future projects taking place at Edgbaston cricket stadium on October 31
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M42 business corridor could mean £19bn economic boost
Economic Development
A blueprint for UK Central (UKC) – the area around the NEC and Birmingham Airport – claims it could boost the region’s economy by £19.5 billion by 2040
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Birmingham Airport unveils vision for growth, a new business park and 250,000 jobs in the region
Economic Development
Airport's long-term vision endorsed by Midland business leaders including GBSLEP and Chamber of Commerce
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Employers sign up to Birmingham's new professional services academy
Economic Development
Seven of Birmingham's biggest professional services employers have signed on as partners at the UK's first sector specific academy for young people.
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Dr Sarj Bahia: Bad start for NHS line - but don't hang up
Economic Development
There has been much negativity about the new 111 NHS helpline - but what is needed is constructive criticism to improve the service.
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Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP want to trial Heseltine's single pot
Economic Development
Plans to divert billions of pounds from central government to the regions could be piloted in Birmingham and the surrounding area if the city’s business and civic leaders get heir way.
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Birmingham Post Letters To The Editor - Friday May 10
Economic Development
This weeks Birmingham Post Letters To The Editor on Friday May 10.
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Post Comment: City's diversity is reaping rewards
Economic Development
Birmingham is an international city in every way.
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Vince Cable dismisses Heseltine's LEP vision of regional economies
Economic Development
Plans to revive the West Midlands economy by handing billions to Local Enterprise Partnerships have been thrown into confusion after Business Secretary Vince Cable ruled them out.
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Post Comment: Cable's spanner in the works
Economic Development
Business Secretary Vince Cable has set the cat among the pigeons with his strong comments warning that the Government is not ready to hand funding over to Local Enterprise Partnerships.
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Neil Elkes: What price the city jewels?
Economic Development
Former Birmingham City Council leader Mike Whitby set a few hares running some years back when he suggested that some of the city's assets could be sold to wealthy Arabs.
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