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New officers will help keep city safe and welcoming

The City of Wolverhampton Council is set to appoint new Community Safety Enforcement officers to help ensure Wolverhampton city centre remains a safe, welcoming and enjoyable place for everyone.

Constructive Approach ensures young people repair damaged Royal Sutton Coldfield flower beds

Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council Officers have worked with West Midlands Police to ensure the young people responsible for damaging flower beds in the Town Centre have put things right.

Birmingham City Council submit High Court injunction application to manage unauthorised attachments on the highway

The council submitted an injunction application to the High Court as part of our ongoing work to prohibit unauthorised attachments on the highway, including flags, and banners.

A38(M) Aston Expressway Tame Valley Viaduct strengthening scheme completed

Birmingham City Council has successfully completed the A38(M) Aston Expressway Tame Valley Viaduct strengthening scheme.

£409m boost to build 3,200 new social homes across West Midlands

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has backed West Midlands mayor Richard Parker with £409m to help build 3,200 new social homes across the region.

The Belfry's sustainable irrigation system shines at British Masters

The Belfry Hotel & Resort has revealed how its pioneering water recycling and irrigation system is aiding the legendary Brabazon Course for one of the biggest events in the UK golfing calendar.

Decline in trading and economic optimism among West Midlands firms - report

Business confidence in the West Midlands fell 10 points during August to 47 per cent, according to the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds.

Grassroots football clubs secure funding for green projects thanks to Unity Trust Bank support

Ten grassroots football clubs in the West Midlands have been awarded green project funding after Birmingham County Football Association (BCFA) teamed up with Unity Trust Bank.

Dolly Parton's greatest hit was owning her music – industry expert

A Music Industries expert from Birmingham City University (BCU) says Dolly Parton’s efforts to hold onto her copyrights as a musician was a vital step in her career.

Birmingham food and drink destination celebrates one-year anniversary

Independent food and drink destination, Society, is celebrating a successful first year in Birmingham after recording month-on-month growth in customer footfall.

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