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Birmingham Airport ends 2025 with record month for passenger traffic

Birmingham Airport (BHX) ended 2025 on a high with a record month for passenger traffic in December. 943,889 passengers travelled through the airport in December 2025 – a 6.6 per cent increase compared to the same period last year.

Birmingham Light Festival unveils full 2026 programme

Birmingham Light Festival has unveiled its full programme for 2026 - including a gallery of illuminated artworks from internationally renowned and local artists.

Mills & Reeve advises on strategic growth and M&A transactions

Mills & Reeve has advised Tokamak Energy on a strategic transaction designed to accelerate the growth and manufacturing capabilities of its TE Magnetics business.

Open Day at Walsall College this Saturday

Visit us this Saturday (17th January) and take part in our first Open Day of 2026!

City set to get some extra love thanks to new Neighbourhood Team

Neighbourhoods across Wolverhampton are set to enjoy some extra care and attention this year thanks to a targeted new team.

A Place of Our Own: Joy Labinjo’s Powerful Celebration of Black Female Identity at Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Wolverhampton Art Gallery is pleased to present Joy Labinjo: A Place of Our Own by acclaimed British Nigerian artist Joy Labinjo, showcasing new works that reclaim space through intimate depictions of the Black female body.

School run safety boost as patrols stepped up and second hi-tech enforcement car on way

Traffic enforcement patrols have been stepped up in streets near schools as part of the council’s crackdown on illegal parking - improving safety for thousands of pupils.

Elmhurst Ballet Company brings ‘Odyssey’ to Birmingham theatre

Elmhurst Ballet Company, the graduate performance company of Elmhurst Ballet School, is presenting a new show that showcases each dancer’s progression from student to artist.

New community summit expanding to Birmingham in 2026

The AWS Community Summit will expand to Birmingham later this year, building on the success of its Manchester event.

Lord-Lieutenant urges focus on Birmingham’s ‘magnificence’

The Lord-Lieutenant of the West Midlands has called for long-standing negative stereotypes of Birmingham to be challenged, urging people to “focus on the magnificence” of the region’s culture, sport and communities.

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