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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
Plans for a new restaurant in Harborne have been revealed as part of University College Birmingham’s £15m investment in new hospitality venues across the city.
- 12th October 2026
The West Midlands accounted for almost 40 per cent of all UK film and TV production spend in the first three months of 2026, according to new figures, as a new fund opens to attract more productions to the region.
Birmingham City Council is encouraging residents to stand together against hate crime as the city prepares to mark Hate Crime Awareness Week from 10 to 17 October.
- 12th October 2026
This November, Birmingham will once again become a thriving hub for Bangla arts and creativity as Bangla Month Bangla Month returns for its third year with its biggest programme to date.
Birmingham Community Leisure Trust (BCLT) has announced the return of its Big Open Weekend, offering two days of free fitness taster sessions, classes, events and more this weekend (10 and 11 October).
- 9th October 2026
University College Birmingham has awarded honorary professorships to two influential industry figures whose expertise is helping shape the next generation of talent across the West Midlands and beyond.
A new national centre tasked with revitalising arts and music education in England will draw on Birmingham’s world-leading creative and educational expertise, with Birmingham City University (BCU) and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire (RBC)
Plans for a new restaurant in Harborne have been revealed as part of University College Birmingham’s £15m investment in new hospitality venues across the city.
People across Birmingham who have been affected by suicide are being encouraged to apply to become baton bearers when the Baton of Hope returns to the city on Monday 13 September 2027.
The council has secured funding that will deliver £15m of capital grant funding to businesses across the West Midlands, the next stage of the Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS) grant programme.