BBirmingham Read More Mayor Richard Parker launches West Midlands Growth Plan21 July 2025 West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker will today unveil his bold plan to reboot the region’s economy, raise living…
BBirmingham Read More Work to start on far reaching blueprint for new homes in the West Midlands18 July 2025 Work is set to start on drawing up a far-reaching planning blueprint setting out where future housing and…
BBirmingham Read More Children’s roleplay café opens with backing from business support programme17 July 2025 A new children’s roleplay café and community space has opened its doors in Smethwick after being backed by…
UUK Read More The Great British skills mismatch explored10 July 2025 More from this theme Recent articles Britain now boasts the most educated workforce in its history, with 33.8…
UUkraine Read More Ukraine’s strongest asset isn’t abroad — it’s at home – POLITICO10 July 2025 Third, finalize the new labor code. The current one dates back to 1971. Reform is essential — not…
BBirmingham Read More Birmingham man who rebuilds life after returning to the classroom is recognised at 2025 Adult Learning Awards10 July 2025 A Birmingham man has shown how it’s never too late to learn and make a new start despite…
BBirmingham Read More West Midlands Mayor’s pledge to improve school run safety and create more cycling and walking routes2 July 2025 Richard Parker, the Mayor of the West Midlands, has pledged to deliver more miles of cycling, wheeling and…
BBirmingham Read More Mayor welcomes jobs boost as West Midlands is top destination for overseas investment27 June 2025 West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker’s mission to create thousands of new jobs for local people has been boosted…
GGlasgow Read More BAE Systems’ vast new shipbuilding facility opens in Glasgow27 June 2025 A cutting-edge new ship build hall transforming shipbuilding on the Clyde has officially opened at BAE Systems’ shipyard in…
FF1 Read More Liam Lawson energised to perform in Austrian GP26 June 2025 Liam Lawson and Racing Bulls are likely to face similar issues they had in Canada a fortnight ago…