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4th December 2025
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Local News in Sutton Coldfield
- 30th April 2026
Visit Royal Sutton Coldfield Business Improvement District (BID), which represents 340 town centre businesses, is appealing for support to help secure funding for permanent public CCTV cameras in Sutton Coldfield town centre.
The Government has endorsed Royal Sutton Coldfield’s Pride in Place Regeneration Plan, unlocking a major programme of £20 million national investment over the next ten years
- 29th April 2026
West Midland-based NIW Consulting Ltd is broadening its horizons to support organisations across workforce development, training and apprenticeship delivery.
The Royal Sutton Coldfield Chamber of Commerce has announced its Annual General Meeting (AGM), where nominations are now open for six executive committee slots.
- 29th April 2026
Leading law firm Freeths has been awarded champion status in Stonewall’s Proud Employers accreditation.
- 29th April 2026
Enterprising learners studying T Level Business at BMet’s Matthew Boulton College have raised over £700, through student-led fundraising activities for Orphans in Need.
Poet, Musician, Author & Publisher To Appear On The Ian Henery Show On Black Country Xtra
- 27th April 2026
A creative design and marketing expert has been announced as a speaker for the Greater Birmingham Business Expo, happening on 23 June at Edgbaston Stadium.
Two sought-after office spaces have become available within a growing business centre in the heart of Sutton Coldfield.
Shoplifting offences in England and Wales have fallen for the first time in years, new ONS figures show, but a leading independent retailers association is warning that half a million offences a year is still far too high.