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Posted by Richard H
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11th September 2018
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Homeowners at McCarthy and Stone’s Brueton Place Retirement Living development in Solihull have launched an appeal to find ‘the missing pieces in its puzzle’ to complete their vibrant new community.
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Dozens of care-experienced people across the West Midlands are set to enjoy free train travel thanks to a new partnership between West Midlands Railway (WMR) and the Susan Vickers Foundation.
Dozens of care-experienced people across the West Midlands are set to enjoy free train travel thanks to a new partnership between West Midlands Railway (WMR) and the Susan Vickers Foundation.
University College Birmingham (UCB) is investing in a new business and employer engagement team to expand the way it works with employers, industry partners, alumni and regional stakeholders.
A Midlands law firm has appointed a new head of marketing as part of its continued investment in brand development, client engagement and long-term growth.
Bira is calling on the government on halt plans that could remove common flea treatments from pet shop shelves, warning the move would damage high street businesses and leave pet owners facing higher costs.
Aston University is to unveil a new facility showcasing one of the fastest-growing sports in the world at a special community launch event.
Birmingham Museums Trust has signed up to become a key partner in a pioneering project with the Natural History Museum to help safeguard nature.
Community lender BCRS Business Loans has passed £5 million in lending for the British Business Bank’s Midlands Engine Investment Fund II since its launch, creating 237 new jobs across the West Midlands.
Demonstrating the value of university–industry collaboration, the University of Wolverhampton is partnering with Drywall Steel Sections Ltd to deliver an AI-driven solution for smarter construction design.
This month, Good Shepherd in Wolverhampton is marking the two-year anniversary of its street homeless project known as the ‘Breakfast Club’ which has supported hundreds of people experiencing homelessness across the city.