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Triple fridge fly tip leaves city resident with £2,800 court bill

A fly tipper who dumped three fridges in a city centre street has been successfully prosecuted by City of Wolverhampton Council.

Ring Road traffic restrictions for National Grid works

Motorists are being advised to plan ahead as National Grid work means temporary Ring Road traffic restrictions from Tuesday 1 September.

Retail body fires warning amid recycling capacity crisis

An independent retailers association has warned that electrical shops are becoming a dumping ground for old fridges and other white goods, as a nationwide recycling capacity crisis leaves retailers unable to get collections arranged.

Line-up unveiled for special Brumbassadors event marking International Day of Birmingham

Leading figures from television, sport, professional services and the arts will come together for the next edition of Brumbassadors, a Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce initiative created to champion the city.

Birmingham financial planner launches new journal to help people with financial habits

A Birmingham-based chartered financial planner has launched her own guided financial journal to help more people take control of their money and build better financial habits.

NEC to host Solar and Storage show next month

The venue and dates have been announced for Solar and Storage Live UK, the UK’s largest solar energy exhibition, where guests can stay informed on the latest technologies, market trends and government policies.

Law firm announces support for Birmingham Children’s Hospital

A Midlands law firm has announced Birmingham Children's Hospital as its charity of the year and will spend the next 12 months raising vital funds for them.

Fleet Evolution calls for greater recognition of apprenticeships as job market barriers grow

Businesses need to look beyond traditional university qualifications when recruiting, according to Fleet Evolution, which is highlighting apprenticeships as an increasingly important route into professional careers.

Queen Alexandra Charity receives ‘Gold standard’ people accreditation

The Queen Alexandra Charity, which supports young adults with learning difficulties and disabilities, has been awarded the We invest in people gold accreditation by Investors in People.

£409m boost to build 3,200 new social homes across West Midlands

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has backed West Midlands mayor Richard Parker with £409m to help build 3,200 new social homes across the region.

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