Places for London celebrates 10,000 learners through its construction skills programme | Transport for London
Since 2019, Places for London, with its training partner, The Skills Centre, has trained more than 10,000 learners…
Britain is about to start fighting over fracking again – POLITICO
“The way through [local opposition] is to have a couple of test wells for a couple [of] years,”…
British steelmakers win back EU market access as tariffs lifted
British steelmakers can once again export millions of pounds’ worth of steel to the EU tariff-free after Brussels…
West Midlands Business Festival to return bigger and better in 2026
Mayor Richard Parker has today announced that the West Midlands Business Festival is to return in 2026 following…
Sheffield Forgemasters collaborates with Newby Foundry
In the spirit of collaboration, Sheffield Forgemasters’ Foundry team has undertaken exchange visits with a Foundry in the…
Why companies are leaning into skills-first, AI-enabled employment models
Good morning. As AI continues to revolutionize business, companies are fundamentally rethinking their workforce strategies for the decade…
Mayor Richard Parker launches West Midlands Growth Plan
West Midlands Mayor Richard Parker will today unveil his bold plan to reboot the region’s economy, raise living…
Work to start on far reaching blueprint for new homes in the West Midlands
Work is set to start on drawing up a far-reaching planning blueprint setting out where future housing and…
Children’s roleplay café opens with backing from business support programme
A new children’s roleplay café and community space has opened its doors in Smethwick after being backed by…
The Great British skills mismatch explored
More from this theme Recent articles Britain now boasts the most educated workforce in its history, with 33.8…