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Posted by Richard H
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1st November 2018
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Representatives from Oswestry charity, Qube has been invited to Westminster Abbey by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport for the Armistice Centenary Service.
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Local News in Midlands
A new study has been published highlighting a major opportunity to transform Birmingham’s music tourism offer.
Logistics firm Simpex Express is urging businesses to adapt to new procedures involving the digitalisation of ATA carnets, a document that lets firms temporarily take goods into another country
Waterways charity, the Canal & River Trust, working in partnership with Sport England, is launching a new swimming and water confidence initiative designed to support Black women in Birmingham to feel safer, more confident and better connected to water.
The technical manager at Birmingham-based Jamaican patty brand Island Delight who has gone above and beyond has been honoured with the Quality & Technical Lead Award at the Women in Food & Drink Awards 2026.
Birmingham Airport (BHX) has announced an expansion of Swiss hospitality firm Aspire’s pre-flight lounges with two new offerings and an upgraded experience.
Going the extra mile as law firm backs marathon runner’s charity effort
City of Wolverhampton Council’s new City Learning Quarter has been shortlisted for a Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) West Midlands award.
Just outside Kettering in Desborough, Richard's Plants has become one of the area’s most popular independent garden centres thanks to its impressive plant quality, friendly atmosphere and knowledgeable family-run team.
Just a short drive from Kettering and easily accessible from across Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, Kilworth Springs Golf Club continues to attract golfers of all abilities thanks to its impressive facilities, welcoming atmosphere and excellent value for money.
A new plan setting out how families across Wolverhampton will be supported from pregnancy through early childhood has been published by the City of Wolverhampton Council as part of the next steps in transforming the city’s family services.