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New era for 300 year-old Birmingham company

State of the art technology transforms historic manufacturer.

4 July, 2017 in Business.

Fit to wear the shirt?

John Terry has joined Villa. Dave Woodhall talks morality and duplicity.

4 July, 2017 in Football.

Big Idea 2017 winners announced

Innovative dance performances to be staged as part of festival.

4 July, 2017 in Dance, Festivals.

Greater Birmingham and Solihull LEP announces search for new chair

Champion for the region sought as replacement.

4 July, 2017 in Business.

New small business loan fund for Birmingham

Aim is to help city’s budding entrepreneurs.

4 July, 2017 in Business.

Eat, drink and be merry on Worcestershire information

Retail advice available at breakfast event.

4 July, 2017 in Business, Food and drink.

Cheers for arrivals at MyPub

New strategic appointment for Midlands pub group.

3 July, 2017 in Business.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – Nice images, tough questions

Proposed new stadiums always look nice, but Steve Beauchampé still needs convincing.

3 July, 2017 in Commonwealth Games 2022, Sport.

Thousands flock to Sutton Park concerts

CBSO entertain crowds over family weekend.

3 July, 2017 in Classical, Family, Festivals, Music.

Birmingham Business Games set for this Wednesday

City’s businesses in sporting challenge for grassroots charities.

3 July, 2017 in Community, Sport.

Illness leads to hairdressing breakthrough

Award-winning hairdresser aims salon for sensory sufferers.

3 July, 2017 in Business, Fashion, Health.

Legal partner takes to the saddle

Epic cycle race helps raise funds for children’s hospital.

3 July, 2017 in Business, Charities, Cycling.

Reward offered for information on James Brindley murder

Crimestoppers offers reward of up to £10,000 for information on fatal stabbing.

30 June, 2017 in Crime.

Theatre performance puts poetry on stage at Artrix

New adaptations of classic poems by acclaimed theatre company.

30 June, 2017 in Poetry, Theatre.

Further roll out of Swift travel card

Swift rolled out on bus and rail as smartcard use hits 3 million.

29 June, 2017 in Transport.

All that (free) jazz

The countdown is on to Birmingham’s oldest music festival, and its new name.

29 June, 2017 in Festivals, Music.

On your marks for Lichfield Festival

Family fun ready for the off.

29 June, 2017 in Attractions, Family, Festivals.

Heroes beat villains in Brindleyplace film vote

Film festival selections announced.

29 June, 2017 in Festivals, Film.

Rising Star award for Birmingham surveyor

Future female role models recognised.

28 June, 2017 in Business.

Paradise is twice as nice

Stephen Pennell sees further evidence of Birmingham’s musical talent, times two.

28 June, 2017 in Music.

Commonwealth Games 2022 – On the Waterfront

Steve Beauchampé outlines Liverpool’s 2022 Commonwealth Games plans.

28 June, 2017 in Most recent.

National Youth Ballet marks thirtieth anniversary in Birmingham

Birmingham debut will see host of young talent performing.

28 June, 2017 in Dance, Most recent.

New city centre setting for Midlands Media Awards

Region’s news stars to be recognised in annual ceremony.

28 June, 2017 in Media.

Deborah Cadman appointed WMCA chief executive

New arrival will head West Midlands government body.

28 June, 2017 in Business, Politics.

Coffin Fit

Coffin Works hosts folk event during Jewellery Quarter Festival.

28 June, 2017 in Festivals, Music.

Food and drink awards go with a bang

Finest in Midlands cuisine and hospitality rewarded.

27 June, 2017 in Eating out, Food and drink.

Businesses take to the water for Dragonboat Race

Eighteenth outing for Brindleyplace charity event.

27 June, 2017 in Charities.

Birmingham reveals world class arenas for Commonwealth Games bid

95% of venues identified for Birmingham 2022 already built.

27 June, 2017 in Birmingham, Commonwealth Games, Sport.

Or just black magic?

Andy Munro is less than impressed with Blues’ interest in John Terry.

27 June, 2017 in Football.

Midlands artist to exhibit at prestigious Birmingham show

Innovative artist wins opportunity to showcase alongside world names.

27 June, 2017 in Art and Leisure, Exhibitions.

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