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19th August 2026
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Local News in Sutton Coldfield
- 1st September 2026
M6toll is supporting the health and wellbeing of professional drivers by sponsoring free health checks.
Community lender BCRS Business Loans is celebrating lending £13m through the Community Investment Enterprise Fund (CIEF) to support more than 150 businesses across the West Midlands and Wales.
Midlands organisations are being warned that they could be exposing themselves to avoidable risk as AI adoption accelerates faster than internal controls, governance and processes can keep pace.
- 1st September 2026
West Midlands mayor Richard Parker has backed a government funded scheme which will give 275 long term unemployed young people access to paid work placements.
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.
- 28th August 2026
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.
- 28th August 2026
Leading supplier of embroidered and printed workwear, MyWorkwear, has welcomed four new members to its team as the business continues to invest in its people and future growth during its 50th year.
Almost two-thirds of West Midlands businesses believe greater regional decision-making and devolution will improve economic opportunities in the region, according to Barclays’ Q2 Business Prosperity Index.
- 27th August 2026
UK service robotics company BodyBot has signed a new agreement with AMMA Kitchen LTD in Coventry, marking another significant step in the growing adoption of service robots across the hospitality sector.
- 26th August 2026
Small business owners across the West Midlands are losing between 40 and 70 per cent of their working week to repetitive admin.