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19th October 2018
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Birmingham Jewellery Biennial has launched an open call for its flagship exhibition, giving jewellery practitioners across the UK the chance to exhibit at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and win thousands of pounds in prize money.
Hotel du Vin in Birmingham is among 19 UK locations now offering the brand's Corporate Retreat programme, after a successful pilot saw demand take off among businesses wanting to get teams together in person again.
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Running costs are an increasing concern for small businesses owners looking to the financial year ahead, according to new research, with 79 per cent owners polled saying they are worried about how they will manage their business’s overheads
- 13th August 2026
Running costs are an increasing concern for small businesses owners looking to the financial year ahead, according to new research, with 79 per cent owners polled saying they are worried about how they will manage their business’s overheads
- 13th August 2026
University of Birmingham researchers and city cancer testing company Nonacus have won a national award for pioneering work on a non-invasive urine test used by NHS patients.
Author and marketing director Lindsay Woodward is to take to the stage at Sutton Coldfield’s first Literary Arts Festival to explore the secrets of how to write a gripping page-turner.
- 13th August 2026
Solus has become a Foundation Community Partner of Birmingham City FC, supporting the work of the Birmingham City FC Foundation.
- 13th August 2026
Birmingham Dogs Home’s first Country Music Festival is almost 80 per cent sold - with 91 tickets remaining ahead of the event on Saturday, 22 August.
Parents preparing for A-level results day are increasingly worried about making the right decisions and understanding what happens next.
The first details of an extraordinary programme celebrating people, places and culture have been revealed ahead of the city's annual International Day of Birmingham.