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9th July 2026
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Local News in West Midlands
Accountancy and business advisory firm Azets has warned that two-thirds of taxpayers required to use Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax have yet to register.
The former chair of Birmingham charity Services For Education, Sarah Smith, who has been a trustee of the charity for more than 11 years, has retired after what her colleagues described as “unwavering and committed support”.
The Society of Botanical Artists (SBA) has launched a website revamp, delivered by Birmingham-based ALT Agency - creating an enhanced online experience for artists, students, members and visitors from around the world.
A locally trained chef, who returned to his roots to launch an inspirational community based culinary school for young people, has been recognised at this year’s Audit Learner Awards.
A Black Country fashion designer is calling on local businesses, organisations and individuals to help inspire the next generation of creative talent by supporting the launch of Young Makers' Sewing Club (YMSC).
BMet College and Aston University hosted a volunteer run disability festival to showcase equity, diversity and inclusion.
A fan zone area in Birmingham’s Centenary Square has launched ahead of next month’s European Athletics Championships.
School of Jewellery students from Birmingham City University (BCU) met Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex as the university helped celebrate two sporting milestones for the city.
A community consultation has started on a new regeneration blueprint for Wolverhampton city centre.
The council’s Wolves at Work ‘Open Door’ work experience programme has beaten off the competition to scoop a top regional honour.