Local News and Updates
- 19th February 2024
The first few months of the year are never an easy time for finances,
especially with the on-going cost of living crisis; if you’re struggling with bills, it might be time to do a health check of your finances.
- 19th February 2024
A blueprint is being launched setting out how the West Midlands can come together to equip hundreds of thousands of people with the skills needed to help turbocharge the region’s digital economy and support innovation.
- 16th February 2024
Birmingham Dogs Home have announced they will be holding a morning of breakfast, refreshments, networking, and dogs on Wednesday 28 February 2024, hosted by Spottydog Communications.
- 16th February 2024
A long-standing Sutton Coldfield financial management firm has expanded after developing an in-house training programme – which has recruited new staff and then moulded them to absorb the unique, personal culture of the business.
- 16th February 2024
Businesses in Sutton Coldfield are being invited to hear from TV presenter and founder of Crafters Companion, in a free event organised to celebrate International Women's Day.
- 16th February 2024
St Giles Hospice and The Cancer Support Centre have agreed a multi-year lease that will allow both charities to continue operating from their existing site in Lindridge Road, Sutton Coldfield.
- 16th February 2024
Mayor of the West Midlands, Andy Street, today unveiled The Link, a multi-service, drop-in facility in the centre of Walsall where residents can access guidance and information across a wide range of employment and training
- 16th February 2024
Most telephone providers are moving customers to upgraded services using
digital technology between now and 2025 and people are able to find out
more about the switchover from analogue phone landlines to digital at drop-in sessions in Wolverhampton.
- 15th February 2024
Five determined Walsall NHS colleagues are taking on a half marathon to raise money to improve patients’ experience.
- 15th February 2024
Opening address Mayor of the City of Wolverhampton Councillor Dr Mike Hardacre, guest speaker Councillor Chris Burden, cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education