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5th August 2026
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When homeowners begin planning improvements to their property, the excitement of creating extra space often leads them straight to thoughts of an extension. But according to Tim Bale of JED Design (Architectural...
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Local News in Midlands
- 21st September 2026
The West Midlands is home to England's biggest untapped innovation opportunity, according to new NatWest research, which suggests hundreds of innovative businesses across the region could help drive the next wave of jobs, investment and economic growth.
As manufacturers look for new ways to help customers understand increasingly complex products, Jask Creative has launched Jask Product Ignition, a new specialist service designed to help manufacturers explain, simplify and sell complex products.
A restructuring and insolvency expert has reflected on a summer of sorrow for businesses with 1,946 corporate insolvencies in August, 0.6 per cent more than in July (1,934) and 3 per cent fewer than in August 2025 (2,007).
- 21st September 2026
Birmingham Rep has announced full casting for its forthcoming festive production of Peter Pan, J M Barrie’s much-loved children’s story.
- 21st September 2026
Titan Partnership has appointed Harriet McCann as its new CEO, as the North & West Birmingham education charity begins implementing a new strategy to strengthen schools and expand opportunities for children and young people.
- 21st September 2026
Walsall College has appointed Matt Laws as its new Deputy Principal for Curriculum and Student Success
A new community project is helping to bring creativity, comfort and smiles to children spending time in hospital.
- 21st September 2026
Find out what the Autumn Budget means for you and your business
- 21st September 2026
A public consultation has been launched for people to have their say on pathway improvement plans along part of the Black Country Route in Bilston town centre.
- 21st September 2026
How a 14-year-old from Aldridge, backed almost entirely by local businesses, found himself at the front of Britain’s toughest junior class.