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MIA MAXIMISES BUSINESS GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AT AUTOSPORT INTERNATIONAL
MIA MAXIMISES BUSINESS GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AT AUTOSPORT INTERNATIONAL
  • Posted by Richard H | 4th January 2019 | ... Comments
The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) once again has a jam-packed business growth schedule for members of the motorsport industry at next week’s Autosport International at Birmingham’s NEC View post

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A new partnership between The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, West Midlands Cancer Alliance and Good Shepherd Wolverhampton is helping healthcare professionals better understand the barriers faced by people experiencing homelessness
Wolverhampton-based charity Good Shepherd is set to launch a large-scale art exhibition celebrating art in recovery as part of Recovery Month.
WM International has issued a warning to UK manufacturers exporting goods to the European Union ahead of impending rule changes.
A new deposit return scheme (DRS) due to come into force next year will have "significant commercial implications" for drinks manufacturers, brand owners, importers and retailers, according to national law firm Clarke Willmott.
Acivico has supported Birmingham City Council in managing compliance across one of the city’s most significant recent regeneration programmes.
BRI Wealth Management’s chief executive Dan Boardman-Weston has joined the Board of the Personal Investment Management & Financial Advice Association (PIMFA).
West Midlands hospitality and catering recruitment specialist, KSB Recruitment Consultants, has been awarded Audited Status by the Recruitment and Employment Confederation (REC).
Mayor Richard Parker has unveiled a £500,000 “rapid response” employment support package to help JLR workers taking voluntary redundancy find new jobs.
West Midlands Railway (WMR) and Rethink Mental Illness have launched a week-long programme of wellbeing activities at the Wolverhampton Mental Health Hub.
People who live, work, study, run businesses in or regularly visit Low Hill are being urged to take part in an important consultation that will help shape the area's future for the next decade.
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