Local News and Updates
- 16th January 2024
Birmingham Hippodrome is inviting audiences to experience an early look at a new musical theatre production in the making, with workshop performances of This Is A Love Story (Thu 1 and Fri 2 Feb).
- 16th January 2024
The boss of an award-winning Shropshire health and fitness club has backed the findings of a new report listing the main motivations for people deciding to join a gym.
- 16th January 2024
Shrewsbury Business Improvement District (BID) today expressed significant concerns regarding Shropshire Council's newly announced proposal for substantial changes to car parking charges in Shrewsbury.
- 15th January 2024
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has today, Friday 12 January, approved an extra £600,000 of funding towards the cost of hosting the 2026 European Athletics Championships (EAC) in the West Midlands.
- 15th January 2024
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has today, Friday 12 January, approved an extra £600,000 of funding towards the cost of hosting the 2026 European Athletics Championships (EAC) in the West Midlands.
- 15th January 2024
The West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) has today, Friday 12 January, approved an extra £600,000 of funding towards the cost of hosting the 2026 European Athletics Championships (EAC) in the West Midlands.
- 15th January 2024
Plans to improve, promote and protect the wildlife, heritage and natural beauty of Wolverhampton’s Smestow Valley Local Nature Reserve have received initial support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund.
- 15th January 2024
Thousands of businesses from energy intensive manufacturing firms to coffee shops and hairdressers are being offered help to cut their gas and electricity use through a £24 million scheme being led by West Midlands Combined Authority
- 15th January 2024
Thousands of businesses from energy intensive manufacturing firms to coffee shops and hairdressers are being offered help to cut their gas and electricity use through a £24 million scheme being led by West Midlands Combined Authority
- 15th January 2024
Thousands of businesses from energy intensive manufacturing firms to coffee shops and hairdressers are being offered help to cut their gas and electricity use through a £24 million scheme being led by West Midlands Combined Authority