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New funding to help Walsall residents build financial resilience and access support

Local organisations are being invited to apply for funding to help residents manage financial pressures, improve their financial wellbeing and build greater long-term stability.

Not too late to get protected against meningitis, students told

Young people from Wolverhampton who have recently started university or residential college are being reminded that it is not too late to get a free meningitis B (MenB) vaccination.

Get set for a spooktacular half term with Yo! Active

Children and young people can enjoy a spooktacular half term, thanks to Wolverhampton's popular physical activity programme Yo! Active.

Contractor appointment targeted for key Wolverhampton Green Innovation Corridor development

City of Wolverhampton Council is set to procure and appoint a contractor in the coming weeks to begin enabling works at one of the city’s key Green Innovation Corridor (GIC) locations early in the New Year.

Seven newly-qualified solicitors join Shakespeare Martineau

Shakespeare Martineau has welcomed the next generation of legal talent with the appointment of seven newly qualified solicitors across its Midlands offices.

Midlands Arts Centre extends application deadline for trustee and director roles

Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) has extended the deadline for new charity trustees and trading subsidiary board directors to join the organisation.

HCR Law expands Birmingham offering with four new Legal 500 rankings

HCR Law has expanded its legal offering in Birmingham and the wider West Midlands, with four practice areas receiving new rankings in the 2026 Legal 500.

Global trade platform wins excellence in technology award

Grow Beyond Borders (GBB), an AI-powered global trade platform helping small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) expand internationally, has won the Excellence in Technology award at The Signature Awards 2026.

Major new project explores how video games could transform Shakespeare teaching

A major new project will explore how video games can be used to support the teaching and study of the works of William Shakespeare.

Harry Potter and Game of Thrones actor joins Birmingham Hospice as patron

Birmingham Hospice has announced Harry Potter and Game of Thrones actor David Bradley as its patron.

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