Local News and Updates
- 21st May 2025
Senior representatives from Shrewsbury Town Council, Shrewsbury BID, Shrewsbury Market Hall, Shropshire Council and the National Association of British Markets met last week with senior policy advisors at the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government to champion the future of Shrewsbury’s high streets and explore how national government can better support the town’s growth and resilience.
- 20th May 2025
City of Wolverhampton Council is highlighting a premium-brand hotel investment and development proposition at the UK Real Estate Investment & Infrastructure Forum (UKREiiF).
- 20th May 2025
Lichfield might be known for its stunning cathedral and historic charm, but there’s so much more going on beneath the surface....
- 19th May 2025
Opportunities for the private sector to get involved in Wolverhampton’s pioneering Green Innovation Corridor (GIC) are being presented to investors, funders, developers at UKREiiF this week (May 20-22).
- 19th May 2025
Anyone looking for free support and guidance on a range of money, health and safety matters is welcome to attend an open event in Low Hill next month, organised by City of Wolverhampton Council.
- 19th May 2025
Tucked away on Eastern Avenue, within the Sure Store complex, Interior Choice has quietly become one of Lichfield’s most trusted destinations for made‑to‑measure curtains, blinds, shutters and all things home décor.
- 19th May 2025
Two grand ceremonies await for the Black Country vending and refreshment operator!
- 18th May 2025
Brian Hogan, a passionate member of the Shrewsbury community, is preparing to take on a 50-kilometre run to raise vital funds for The Hive, an arts and wellbeing charity dedicated to providing essential creative experiences for children and young people, in the town.
- 18th May 2025
Whitchurch Town Council is hosting a free festival on May 24th, 2025....
- 16th May 2025
This June, a group of six friends will take on an extraordinary endurance adventure along the entire length of the River Severn, all in aid of two local charities: North West Cancer Research and The Harry Johnson Trust.