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Tag Archives: cars

Of VW, cheating and my car

Richard Lutz is still wary of any promises that Volkswagen offers…

23 April, 2016 in Business, Most recent.

That was the week that was

Richard Lutz looks back in languor at the past seven days.

18 March, 2016 in Comment, Most recent.

Birmingham Friends of the Earth launch Let’s Get Moving campaign

Campaigners from Birmingham Friends of the Earth will launch their new campaign Let’s Get Moving today with a stunt outside Birmingham Town Hall.

19 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Motoring.

Local motoring hero given recognition with help from Wolves Uni

Local entrepreneur recognised by the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography

31 May, 2013 in Most recent, Motoring, Wolverhampton.

‘Appy Days’ for motorists as Coventry firm helps to banish the parking blues

The age-old dilemma of trying to find your vehicle when parking in unfamiliar places or multi-storey car parks is now a thing of the past thanks to a Coventry innovation specialist

28 May, 2013 in Business, Coventry, Most recent, Motoring.

Birmingham fabrication company recognised by Honda for unique innovation

Birmingham firm Queen & Crawford has been recognised by Japanese giant Honda as leading innovators in the field of design and fabrication.

22 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Motoring, Style and Design, Television.

Speed kills

Police are cracking down on illegal road racing in Birmingham.

9 November, 2012 in Birmingham, Emergency Services, Environment, Motoring, Police.

New light on Fire Service

West Midlands Fire Service has taken delivery of three bespoke compact fire vehicles to tackle smaller incidents in the region.

8 November, 2012 in Business, Emergency Services, Most recent, Motoring, West Midlands.

The cars are the stars at Coventry’s free motoring extravaganza next month

Petrolheads in the West Midlands are in for a treat on Saturday 9th June as the range of modern and classic cars set to feature at Coventry Car Day grows ever more impressive.

29 May, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Style and Design, What's on.

Coventry-built Microcab up for illustrious international design award

A hydrogen fuel cell vehicle which was conceived and manufactured in Coventry has been shortlisted for a prestigious international transport design award.

17 May, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Most recent, Motoring.

Former Ford president confirmed for Bugatti Lecture at Coventry Car Day

The former president of one of the world’s largest and most successful motor companies will give a free talk at Coventry University next month as part of Coventry Car Day.

11 May, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Most recent, Motoring, What's on.

Coventry to celebrate car heritage with a free motoring extravaganza

Coventry will be going car crazy this summer with a celebration of the city’s motoring heritage

7 April, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Environment, Motoring, What's on.

New HQ For Traffic Cops

Policing some of the busiest roads in the country has been made easier thanks to the opening of a new purpose-built headquarters.

10 March, 2012 in Motoring, Police, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire.

Walsall Labour support pupils’ road safety campaign

Youngsters at a secondary school have put their fellow pupils’ protection on the curriculum by campaigning for better road safety control

9 March, 2012 in Emergency Services, Environment, Health, Motoring, Police, Walsall.

Eagerness to accessorise putting some drivers at risk

New research reveals the average UK motorist spends nearly £100 personalising their car with accessories – but this could be putting them at risk.

10 February, 2012 in Features, Motoring.

New grants to open doors for West Midlands SMEs in the low carbon vehicle sector

The Niche Innovation Scheme is offering small and medium enterprises in the region a selection of research and development grants…

27 January, 2012 in Business, Coventry, Environment, Features, Motoring.

If cars were designed by architects…

Alan Clawley explores the difference twixt things that move and things that don’t.

17 August, 2011 in Architecture, Features, Local history, Property Press.

The future is…. a Biohydrogen hypercar!

A Coventry University student will be exhibiting his no-holds-barred vision of the future of car design

31 May, 2011 in Business, Coventry, Features, Style and Design, Transport.

Clamping Gang To Pay

A welcome ruling has meant that convicted Birmingham car clampers will also be out of pocket.

17 May, 2011 in Birmingham, Most recent, Motoring, Uncategorized.

Electric Cars for City Council

Birmingham city council have continued their drive towards low carbon usage with increased eco-friendly transport.

29 April, 2011 in Birmingham, Business, Features, Politics, Transport, Uncategorized.

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