Being awarded three years of Arts Council England (ACE) funding in 2025 has been transformative for the Good Shepherd’s creative programme, enabling an ambitious calendar of workshops and creative mentoring
Gateley Legal has advised Alltruysm LTD on its successful application to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) for lending permissions, enabling the business to launch its pioneering motor vehicle finance offering in the UK.
A director at a leading West Midlands accountancy practice is marking a magnificent four decades in the job – a role he feared he would lose in the first year after “spectacularly” failing his accountancy exams.
In the long, speech-based rhythms of the first, the page-as-artistry of the second and the shock-sequencing of the third, there is poetry enough. You don’t have to be a rhymester as well as a poet in order to be great.
Rosalie Minnitt’s highly acclaimed debut show, Clementine, came to the Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton on 14th February and was a double Valentine’s Day treat. Later that night, the BBC Radio 4 special Lady Clementine Is Looking For Love was broadcast!
Two local not-for-profit organisations are celebrating a successful partnership which has enabled children and vulnerable adults across the city to continue to enjoy the benefits of the outdoors
Heat Treatment 2000 Ltd has delivered major improvements in energy efficiency, performance and product quality following support from the West Midlands Business Energy Advice Service (BEAS).
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