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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
Birmingham City Council’s tenancy fraud team has saved nearly £5 million for the public purse through robust tenancy fraud investigations over the last year.
- 29th July 2026
Birmingham’s memorial to the thousands of civilians killed in air raids on the city during the Second World War has been removed to undergo restoration earlier today (28 July 2026).
The community 5K run taking place on the final day of the European Athletics Championships Birmingham 2026 will be welcoming 30 community members for the launch of the region’s first Sanctuary Runners group.
Investment in the UK femtech sector has increased substantially over the last decade, with deal activity rising by more than 194 per cent, according to new research conducted by law firm Mills & Reeve.
Star IT Euro has announced the continued development of digiBeauty, extending the platform beyond traditional salon booking software to support wider business growth for independent salons and beauty professionals.
Midlands-based adoption charity Adoption Focus alongside other Voluntary Adoption Agencies (VAAs) across the UK have collaborated to produce and launch an advice guide exploring early permanence as a route to parenthood.
- 29th July 2026
After two successful years, Poetry After Chai is back as part of Bangla Month 2026!
CBSO in the City returns for its third year, with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra’s (CBSO) musicians performing for free to tens of thousands of residents across Birmingham from 27 to 31 August.
Several hospitality venues across Colmore Business District have achieved a 100 per cent pass rate in independent Ask For Angela UK audits, demonstrating their commitment to creating a safer environment for employees, visitors and residents.
A partnership between Birmingham City University (BCU) and Canal & River Trust (CRT) has resulted in the installation of new Accessible Mooring bollards to the UK’s canal network.