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West Midlands becomes one of UK’s most optimistic regions in new customer sentiment survey

The West Midlands has been recognised as one of the UK’s most optimistic regions in a customer sentiment survey conducted by PwC UK.

Firms urged to strengthen talent pipelines and leadership development

Midlands businesses have been urged to strengthen their talent pipelines and rethink their approach to early‑career development, with regional experts warning that demographic shifts and changing employee expectations are putting pressure on employers.

University of Birmingham partnership aims to tackle antibiotic-resistant infections

A new partnership in Birmingham is helping to develop new ways of treating infections that no longer respond to antibiotics.

Law firm launches tech start-up support programme in West Midlands

HCR Law’s Impact 55 programme has been launched in the West Midlands for the first time, offering up to £55,000 of funded legal support.

Translations firm introduces new language operations suite service

ALM Translations has introduced a new service which helps organisations produce and manage multilingual content more efficiently.

Fire protection specialists renews sponsorship of local football team

Bromsgrove based ASAP Fire Systems has continued sponsoring local football team AFC Bromsgrove.

Lisieux Trust marks 40 years of community and support

The Lisieux Trust marked 40 years of celebrations with a special anniversary bringing together the people who have helped shape the charity’s journey.

Birmingham Mind’s annual festive fun run returns with support from sign manufacturer

Birmingham Mind are bringing back their annual Mental Elf Festive Fun Run with the support of FASTSIGNS, a signage manufacturer based in Gravelly Hill.

Higgs LLP celebrates trainee cohort of 21 ambitious individuals

Higgs LLP is continuing to invest in the next generation of its workforce, with 12 new trainees joining the firm this month and a further nine progressing into the next stage of their training.

Crime is falling across Wolverhampton — but risk is not falling evenly

West Midlands Police report overall crime in Wolverhampton down by more than 7% in the year to March 2026. Albrighton Group Services looks at why a falling crime rate doesn't mean every business in the Black Country faces the same risk.

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