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TG Jones closures ‘a stark reminder’ about cost pressures facing high street retail - Bira

The British Independent retailers association has issued a fresh warning to the Chancellor over business rates.

Performance Through People becomes UK’s top ranked customer service apprenticeship provider

Performance Through People (PTP) has been ranked as UK’s top provider for Level 2 Customer Service Practitioner apprenticeship, according to 2024/25 Department for Education achievement data.

Johnsons Coaches appoints new commercial director

Johnsons Coaches, part of The Coach Travel Group, has appointed Tony Simmons as commercial director, bringing more than 27 years of experience in the bus and coach industry to the Warwickshire-based operator.

Clarke Willmott appointed to national public sector legal framework

National law firm Clarke Willmott has been named as a supplier on four key elements of a national public sector purchasing and procurement framework.

Air ambulance charity to use artificial intelligence for donated goods

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity is using artificial intelligence (AI) to transform how donated goods are processed for sale online, helping to generate additional income for its lifesaving service across the Midlands.

Edgbaston Priory Club invests £380,000 in new bar to elevate member experience

Edgbaston Priory Club has announced a £380,000 investment in the refurbishment and transformation of its bar and bistro facilities.

Consultancy launches platform to tackle 'tool fatigue' among SMEs

Birmingham-based OAW Brand Consulting has launched GetScaley, a business platform designed to help SMEs manage growth without becoming reliant on multiple disconnected software tools.

West Midlands lags behind on household spending power, new research shows

New research from PwC has revealed a mixed picture of prosperity across the Midlands, with households in the region having lower spending power than the UK average and the West Midlands facing particular pressures on health

City business and director ordered to pay more than £12,600 following known rat infestation

A city food business and its director have been ordered to pay more than £12,600 after a significant rat infestation was uncovered during a council inspection.

Protect your child’s smile with free toothbrushes and paste

Families in Wolverhampton are being invited to pick up free children's toothbrushes and toothpaste from locations around the city over the next few months.

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