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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
LGBTQ+ award-winning and trophy-winning published poet Melissa M Poulton stopped off at Sixfields after visiting the Counties Crematorium to mark the anniversary of her sibling. She also performed a couple of pieces there too.
Great food and great prices will be right on the doorstep for residents as a new community shop opens today in Heath Town at Hope Community Project.
City of Wolverhampton Council’s Skills Partnerships & Pathways service, working in partnership with City of Wolverhampton College, has collaborated closely with Wolves at Work through the West Midlands Youth Guarantee Trailblazer programme
Two of Wolverhampton’s historic landmarks will be lit up after dark all-year round to make for a more vibrant and safer night out in the city centre.
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A fresh wave of full road resurfacing is set to begin across Wolverhampton as the council continues its investment in improving the city’s highways.
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The Leadership Coaches have announced a new partner charity – Let’s Feed Brum, a volunteer-led organisation working in the heart of Birmingham, providing services and support to the city’s homeless and vulnerable population.
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The Birmingham Conference and Events Centre (BCEC) and the Holiday Inn Birmingham City Centre have been awarded the Silver Green Tourism Award – marking their second consecutive year of recognition and bringing them a step closer to achieving Gold status.
A pharmaceutical wholesaler operating within a tightly regulated supply chain has streamlined its operations through a new CRM system designed by UP-STRIDE.
Business advisors Leonard Curtis have successfully negotiated 222 Time-to-Pay arrangements in 2025 and maintained a 98 per cent success rate.
Small businesses will be paid on time – that’s the clear message from government as it cracks down on late payments, with the largest set of reforms in over a generation.