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Birmingham Gay Symphony Orchestra to host a weekend of making music, fun & friends

BGSO inviting orchestral musicians of all backgrounds from across the Midlands and beyond to come and join in for a weekend of making new friends and music in great setting of mac birmingham.

25 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Edgbaston, Music, What's on.

Birmingham City Council in action

Coverage of Birmingham City Council’s meeting this afternoon can be found here starting at 13:30 today, apparently.

25 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Open Government.

Assistive Control celebrates 15 years helping disabled people live independently

Helping people with disabilities to live more independently is ensuring one Malvern company is celebrating its milestone birthday in style.

25 June, 2013 in Business, Most recent, Worcestershire.

Uni’s new digital tech lab puts latest gadgetry at firms’ fingertips

A new digital lab based at Coventry University’s Technology Park is offering help to West Midlands SMEs to integrate the latest technologies into their business and boost productivity.

25 June, 2013 in Business, Coventry, Most recent.

One Beat Saturday Festival – full line-up announced

The full line-up for mac birmingham’s ‘new music’ festival for young people ‘One Beat Saturday’ is now available.

25 June, 2013 in Edgbaston, Music, What's on.

Local primary schools awarded at Health for Life presentation event

Fifteen schools from across Birmingham have been awarded with Health for Life certification

25 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Education, Health.

Langley Brass Band to perform at The Public

Langley Brass Band, one of the oldest brass bands in the Midlands, will be performing at The Public in West Bromwich on Saturday 6 July in a special concert, Summer Brass.

25 June, 2013 in Music, West Bromwich, What's on.

University launches new Science and Engineering faculty

The University of Wolverhampton has launched a new faculty in order to respond to industry calls to tackle the shortage of graduates with skills in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

25 June, 2013 in Business, Education, Most recent, Wolverhampton.

New moves for security specialists

A leading Birmingham security system specialist, DFL, has moved into larger premises in Spencer Street, Hockley to expand its services

25 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.

School and Uni students come together for Arts Week

Longford Park Primary School and Coventry University Students’ Union volunteers are working together to deliver an exciting Arts Week for children

24 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Coventry, Education, What's on.

Women drive motorway speed limit to the limit

The Government’s decision to abandon plans to raise the motorway speed limit to 80mph has been welcomed by Birmingham-based road safety charity DriveSafe.

23 June, 2013 in Most recent, Motoring, Transport.

Library building ‘obsolete’

Birmingham City Council officials have written a report to the Cabinet stating that the 40-year-old Central Library building is not only vacant but ‘obsolete’ as well, reveals Alan Clawley.

23 June, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Democratise, Environment, Open Government, Property Press.

Campaign for Rail – Chance to meet Chiltern Stations Manager

The Midlands based rail champion, Campaign for Rail will be holding its inaugural Annual General Meeting tomorrow at the Atrium, Moor Street Station

21 June, 2013 in Architecture, Birmingham, Local history, Property Press, Transport, Workshops.

Entrepreneurs in Residence appointed

Innovation Birmingham appoints three Entrepreneurs in Residence to drive tech and low carbon start-ups

21 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.

Halesowen Muslim community holds a Poppy Picnic for the Armed Forces

Halesowen community invited to join in a big Poppy Picnic this Saturday to support The Royal British Legion’s vital work for the Armed Forces community

21 June, 2013 in Eating out, Food and drink, Halesowen.

Toad not ratty with new book cover design

A student from Coventry School of Art and Design has won first place in a national art competition.

20 June, 2013 in Books, Coventry, Most recent, Style and Design.

Birmingham Bach Choir: Sacred German Voices

Birmingham Bach Choir once again demonstrate their versatility and skill with forthcoming performances of lesser known works by two great German composers.

20 June, 2013 in Music, What's on.

Cannock Chase visit highlights University’s quest to protect forestry

A course aiming to assist the international drive to protect the world’s tree population is once again being hosted by the University of Wolverhampton.

20 June, 2013 in Education, Farming, Most recent, Shropshire.

The Public welcomes one million visitors

Today, The Public in West Bromwich welcomed its one millionth visitor.

20 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Most recent, West Bromwich.

Getting serious about the bee crisis

The UK’s largest Bee Summit aimed at tackling the causes of bee decline, will take place in London next Friday (28 June 2013), Friends of the Earth revealed today.

20 June, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Most recent.

PR firm gets more social

Two social media experts and a PR professional have joined leading integrated agency, Cogent Elliott

20 June, 2013 in Business, Warwickshire.

Academy of Achieving Women introduces new leaders

Jo Cameron’s Academy of Achieving Women (AAW) introduced a series of new leaders at a networking event

20 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business.

Cybercrime to Springsteen via Sexsmith

Laurence Inman has a lesson in cyberspace and is in a merrier mood than of late.

19 June, 2013 in Comment, Most recent, Music.

Accelerated degree created for industry

A two year course benefiting employers in the West Midlands within the manufacturing engineering sector is to be launched by the University of Wolverhampton.

19 June, 2013 in Business, Education, Most recent, Wolverhampton.

Tri Region Triumph

For the fourth year in succession the Stoford sponsored Midlands Property Rugby Team has retained the title in the annual Tri Region Charity Rugby Festival.

19 June, 2013 in Business, Most recent, Sport, West Midlands.

Coventry University academic claims second spot in prestigious portrait competition

An academic from Coventry School of Art and Design has finished runner-up in an international art competition.

19 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, Coventry, Most recent.

New PE teaching team puts girls on path to excellence

Solihull School has paved the way to sporting excellence for female pupils after expanding its Physical Education Department.

19 June, 2013 in Education, Health, Most recent, Olympics, Solihull, Sport.

Birmingham Airport well equipped

Birmingham Airport unveils five new fire fighting vehicles.

19 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Emergency Services, Environment, Transport.

The Great Big Skills Share Jamboree

Skill sharing day set to inspire creativity at The Public

19 June, 2013 in Art and Leisure, West Bromwich, What's on.

School puts on Jesus Christ Superstar

A cast of more than 60 students at a Walsall school are gearing up to put on rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar.

19 June, 2013 in Education, Most recent, Theatre, What's on.

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