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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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Local News in West Midlands
- 11th September 2026
Wolverhampton Business Week returns from 21 to 25 September - bringing together businesses, education providers, community organisations and public and private sector partners for a week of events
- 11th September 2026
Another group of talented graduates have joined the City of Wolverhampton Council and are embarking on a career in social work as part of the national charity Frontline’s Approach Social Work programme.
- 11th September 2026
As children return to school, Wolverhampton's public health team is reminding parents and carers how to spot common seasonal illnesses and help keep children healthy throughout autumn and winter.
A total audience of well over 62,000 this summer means the Birmingham Jazz & Blues Festival is coming back for its 43rd consecutive year in 2027.
- 11th September 2026
The school year may have only just begun, but parents and carers in Walsall can now apply for their child's primary or secondary school place for September 2027.
- 11th September 2026
Local businesses in Walsall are being offered a new opportunity to access apprenticeship funding to help train staff, create jobs and support the borough’s future workforce.
- 11th September 2026
Almost 12,000 illegal cigarettes and more than 3kg of hand-rolling tobacco worth an estimated £13,000 have been seized following a coordinated operation targeting the illicit tobacco trade in Walsall.
- 11th September 2026
Walsall Arena & Arts Centre has unveiled its magical Christmas pantomime for 2026, with the much-loved fairytale Beauty and the Beast set to delight audiences from Saturday 5 December to Sunday 20 December 2026.
- 11th September 2026
A tax firm has promoted a new partner in its Private Client team.
- 11th September 2026
A Birmingham-based waste management company has received the UK accreditation Service (UKAS) ISO 17025 certification for its wastewater sampling - meeting the same strict quality requirements usually applied to laboratories.