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19th October 2018
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A FIVE star lifestyle in hotel-style surroundings in Worcester could be easier to afford in retirement.
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Local News in Midlands
West Midlands businesses are showing resilience in response to global uncertainty, with 67% saying they are confident in their ability to withstand economic shocks, according to new findings from the Lloyds Business Barometer.
Carver Group celebrates 250 years of British manufacturing excellence, marking its heritage, family ownership, innovation and global growth across HVAC and engineering markets.
B:Music, the charity that manages Birmingham Town Hall and Symphony Hall, has expanded its catering with the appointment of a new hospitality brand.
Further road closures and re-openings have been announced by the Midland Metro Alliance as construction work continues on the Birmingham Eastside Metro extension.
Midland recycling and waste management services group SUEZ is hosting a free webinar to help firms navigate new legislation governing compliance requirements.
West Midlands Railway will be running a significantly reduced train service on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this week due to the forecast heatwave.
Senior leaders are invited to a series of masterclasses to help them make an impact in high-stakes media interviews and presentations.
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Wolverhampton’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Yo! Wolves summer programme is here offering fun activities and food for children and young people who meet the HAF criteria.
A bench at a new City of Wolverhampton Council housing development in Low Hill has been dedicated to the memory of much‑loved community campaigner Noreen Turner MBE.
City of Wolverhampton Council marked National Windrush Day (Monday 22 June) with the unveiling of a new landmark Windrush Monument as a lasting tribute to the Caribbean community and its enduring contribution to the city.