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9th July 2026
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Local News in West Midlands
- 27th July 2026
An initial scoping consultation to inform a new blueprint on how land in Wolverhampton could be regenerated in future years has today (Monday) been launched.
Jam People Consulting has delivered a major people development project for Dudley Building Society.
A new fundraising campaign has launched this week to fund a year-long programme of workshops teaching young people how to use AI without eroding their own critical thinking, judgement and independence.
Thousands more children across Birmingham will gain access to more books thanks to a major expansion by the Children's Book Project, which has opened a new regional warehouse at TEP Birmingham in Tyseley.
- 27th July 2026
Policy expert and race equality advocate L'myah Sherae and the former deputy leader of Birmingham City Council Sharon Thompson have received honorary doctorates during Aston University’s 2026 summer graduations.
- 27th July 2026
Logistics and delivery business Universal Courier Logistical Services has opened a new head office in Wolverhampton, with funding support from Lloyds.
Midlands based Wealth Management Firm BRI have appointed a new non-executive director, subject to regulatory formalities.
- 27th July 2026
B:Music, the Birmingham music charity responsible for Town Hall and Symphony Hall, has launched its new August to October programme for 2026.
First Enterprise, a not-for-profit lender in the Midlands, have launched two Facebook groups with the aim of providing communal spaces for business owners to network, receive support and guidance, and access valuable financial resources.
Birmingham Airport has confirmed its participation in a hydrogen infrastructure project part funded by the Department of Transport.