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Posted by Richard H
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4th January 2019
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The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) once again has a jam-packed business growth schedule for members of the motorsport industry at next week’s Autosport International at Birmingham’s NEC
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Local News in Birmingham
Almost half (46 per cent) of West Midlands businesses that trade internationally plan to enter new export or import markets over the next one to three years despite continued global uncertainty, according to new research from Lloyds.
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The festive spirit is officially arriving in Knowle for the annual Christmas light switch on.
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Birmingham-based business change consultancy, Entec Si, has been acquired by the Finyx Group, a specialist consultancy focused on helping organisations deliver large-scale digital and technology transformation.
Restructuring and insolvency experts Leonard Curtis has released the third edition of its annual Rugby Finance Report, delivering a fresh assessment of the state of English club rugby
Ballards has strengthened its growing Birmingham and West Midlands advisory offering with the appointment of experienced Corporate Tax & Transactions partner Francesca Hutcheson.
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KWB Property Management has appointed Taylor-Jay Maragh as senior residential property manager - marking the team’s third senior appointment in as many months.
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The Ikon Gallery is inviting people to attend their annual craft market where local artists sell jewellery, homeware, prints, cards and unique gifts.
- 13th November 2026
Birmingham Botanical Gardens is celebrating after winning Cultural Venue of the Year at the City of Birmingham Business Awards 2026 (COBBA).
Visitors are invited to ‘shop with a purpose’ at Birmingham’s museums this November as part of an annual global event to encourage people to discover unique gifts and support local artists.
- 12th November 2026
Development consultancy Marrons has promoted four members of its planning and heritage teams, including a new planning director in its Birmingham office, after growing its revenue by 35 per cent to £13.1m in 2025/26.