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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
Leading figures from television, sport, professional services and the arts will come together for the next edition of Brumbassadors, a Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce initiative created to champion the city.
A Birmingham-based chartered financial planner has launched her own guided financial journal to help more people take control of their money and build better financial habits.
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The venue and dates have been announced for Solar and Storage Live UK, the UK’s largest solar energy exhibition, where guests can stay informed on the latest technologies, market trends and government policies.
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A Midlands law firm has announced Birmingham Children's Hospital as its charity of the year and will spend the next 12 months raising vital funds for them.
Sydney Mitchell has been ranked fourth among the West Midlands’ most client recommended law firms following an analysis of client feedback gathered through Legal 500’s annual research.
Shakespeare Martineau has been named as a supplier on Government Commercial Agency’s Legal Panel for Public Sector (RM6374) – opening up new opportunities for the national law firm to support public sector organisations across the UK.
Birmingham Rep’s production of ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’, which ended its run on Saturday 15 August, has broken box office records at The Rep.
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Anawim, Birmingham’s Centre for Women, has announced a night of celebration to mark their 40th anniversary.
Law firm announces Birmingham Children’s Hospital as it’s charity of the year.
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Calls to 999 about domestic violence – and reported offences – spiked over two weeks in July. According to figures from West Midlands police, reports were high for much of the tournament