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Innovation Birmingham keynote event

Innovation Birmingham keynote event

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  1. Dr David Hardman, Charlotte Crossley and Brian Donnelly.
    Dr David Hardman, Charlotte Crossley and Brian Donnelly.1 of 7
  2. Nayeli Garcia, Terry Bytheawy, Elanor Murray and Vanessa Hill.
    Nayeli Garcia, Terry Bytheawy, Elanor Murray and Vanessa Hill.2 of 7
  3. Peter Ridlington, Rawaa Votehere, Josh Dykes and George Matu.
    Peter Ridlington, Rawaa Votehere, Josh Dykes and George Matu.3 of 7
  4. Samuel Wilson, Ellie Bekalo and Antonio Mankulu.
    Samuel Wilson, Ellie Bekalo and Antonio Mankulu.4 of 7
  5. Waqar Shah, Weronika Podgorska, Leah Bracha, Kiran Chima and Michael Achiampong.
    Waqar Shah, Weronika Podgorska, Leah Bracha, Kiran Chima and Michael Achiampong.5 of 7
  6. Ionela Spincu, Raj Verma and Erika Jankovskaja.
    Ionela Spincu, Raj Verma and Erika Jankovskaja.6 of 7
  7. Amir Rasool, Sizie Branch and Ken Read.
    Amir Rasool, Sizie Branch and Ken Read.7 of 7
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New university role for former Confused.com boss Debra Williams
Economic Development
Dr Debra Williams has taken up a pro vice-chancellor role with the University of Wales Trinity St David.
Economic DevelopmentNew university role for former Confused.com boss Debra WilliamsDr Debra Williams has taken up a pro vice-chancellor role with the University of Wales Trinity St David.
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Humber Border Control Posts ready for new post-Brexit rules
Economy
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Economy
The number of working age economic inactive would fill the Principality Stadium seven times
UK inflation cools to 3.2% after further slowdown in food prices
Jeremy Hunt
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Rescue buyer sought for The Great North Eastern Brewing Company
Insolvency and Administration
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Post Office
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Specialists in commercial glazing and new-build developments
Partner Stories
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Restaurant chain Loungers opens eight new sites
Restaurants
The cafe-bar group has ambitions to open some 600 venues across the country
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Greggs boss gets honorary degree from Northumbria University
Education
Roisin Currie is praised for her commitment to diversity in the workplace
New images show how £1.6m Federation of Sport gaming hub will look in Hull city centre
Business of Sport
The new entertainment centre will create 50 jobs when it opens
University College Birmingham announces new office deal
West Midlands
Institute will be establishing a student support and business hub in Baskerville House
Morrisons workers to hold strike ballot in row over pensions
Retail & High Street
Fellow supermarket chain Asda is also facing a strike from some of its workers
Top Stories
Stonegate denies 400 South West pubs at risk of closure
Food and Drink
The UK's biggest pub operator is struggling to refinance a debt mountain of £2.2bn
What new flexible working laws mean for employers
Employment
A Dorset law firm has urged companies to make sure procedures are in place so they are complying with new legislation
Coventry Building Society agrees possible takeover of Co-op Bank in £780m deal
Finance
Acquisition deal is 'an exciting moment' for Coventry says chief executive
EasyJet cuts winter losses by more than £50m
easyJet
The airline said demand had bounced back since late November
Restaurant chain Loungers opens eight new sites
Restaurants
The cafe-bar group has ambitions to open some 600 venues across the country
‘We need a Northern rival to Silicon Valley’ - Tech leaders reveal manifesto to turbocharge region's economy
Technology
Companies from Booking.com to BT call for Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds and Sheffield to come together to support high-growth sector in a 'Northern Tech Nexus'
More than 120 jobs at risk as major North East employer launches restructure
Employment
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Turf manufacturer SIS Pitches aims for global growth with factory investment and key hires
Manufacturing
Clients include Celtic, Rangers and global universities
Ronaldinho opens JD Sports flagship Champs-Élysées store as Paris gets set to celebrate Olympics
JD Sports
Move follows group's South African expansion
Wales has lowest employment and highest economic inactivity rates in the UK
Economy
The number of working age economic inactive would fill the Principality Stadium seven times
UK inflation cools to 3.2% after further slowdown in food prices
Jeremy Hunt
It marks the lowest level since September 2021
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Retail & Consumer
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