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Building consultancy appoints new director and co‑owner

Space Building Consultancy has appointed James Perry as a director and co‑owner of the business—marking a significant milestone in the company’s ongoing expansion and leadership strengthening.

Events agency wins Collaboration of the Year at inaugural awards ceremony

Birmingham-based event management company Blackberry Events has secured the Collaboration of the Year award at the inaugural Beam Awards.

Corporate teams offered chance to join Cure Leukaemia’s London to Paris bike ride

Businesses are being invited to ride the London to Paris cycle route with Cure Leukaemia – at a special discounted entry fee.

Dains announce appointment of new chief financial officer

Accountancy firm Dains has appointed Remy Lammertsma as chief financial officer.

Leading manufacturer Bowers & Jones wins national award for strategy and growth

A Bilston-based manufacturer of roll tooling equipment for the metal forming industry has won further recognition by scooping a national award.

City store ordered to pay more than £16,000 for stocking illicit cigarettes, vapes and tobacco

A city shop which stocked thousands of illicit tobacco products has been ordered to pay £16,000 following a prosecution by City of Wolverhampton Council.

Walsall Poet Running More Than an Open Mic

Walsall poet and open mic host, Ryan Kenny, is heading down to London on Sunday 15th February to take part in the UK's largest 10k running event.

Region’s businesses faced intense pressure throughout 2025 – report

West Midlands businesses continued to face intense financial pressure throughout 2025, with the region recording one of the highest percentage increases of insolvency-related activity in the UK.

Kumar and Company to sell assets of security equipment firm

Kumar and Company - Midlands-based surveyors, auctioneers and valuers - have been instructed to handle the sale of assets of a specialist security equipment company that has gone into liquidation.

Birmingham City Council is ‘no longer bankrupt’, says leader

Birmingham City Council says it is no longer bankrupt and will invest an extra £130m in frontline services.

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