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Prime Accountants warn business to stay on top of bookkeeping obligations

A leading law firm has warned businesses to stay up to date on bookkeeping obligations.

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity announces broadcaster Ed James as host for annual charity ball

Midlands Air Ambulance Charity has announced that broadcaster and Deputy Lieutenant Ed James will return as host of its highly anticipated Saving Lives Charity Ball.

M6toll sponsors driver health checks during driver health week

M6toll is supporting the health and wellbeing of professional drivers by sponsoring free health checks.

Johnsons Coaches strengthen Midlands presence with new depot

Johnsons Coaches, part of The Coach Travel Group, has announced the opening of a new operational depot in Smethwick, Birmingham.

Business loans provider supports more than 150 businesses across West Midlands and Wales

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.

Business loans provider supports more than 150 businesses across West Midlands and Wales

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.

AI adoption is outpacing governance and putting organisations at risk, expert warns

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.

Mayor backs new government push to tackle youth unemployment

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.

Mayor backs new government push to tackle youth unemployment

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.

Investment backs West Midlands breakthrough technology for eye diseases

A University of Birmingham spinout developing an advanced eye drop technology that could radically improve the lives of people suffering from debilitating conditions is being backed by Richard Parker, Mayor of the West Midlands.

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