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CrossCountry opens £100,000 community and biodiversity funding for 2026

Rail operator invites applications from organisations across its network until July 17 Long-distance train operator CrossCountry has opened its annual Customer and Communities.

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Pregnant cat and seven kittens dumped in alleyway as rescue centre urges owners to seek help early

Cats Protection West Midlands issues plea after bonded group found abandoned in dog crate A cat rehoming centre has urged anyone struggling with.

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Life Sciences

Major UK brands support Life Sciences Week with a national and international focus

University of Birmingham and SAH Diagnostics among the brands backing the UK’s leading life sciences conference The University of Birmingham and SAH Diagnostics.

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Business News Environment

Pro Enviro appoints first non-executive director in governance milestone

West Midlands energy consultancy strengthens its leadership structure after three decades of growth West Midlands energy consultancy Pro Enviro has appointed its first.

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Birmingham Culture

Baresca Tapas to open in Mere Green

Barcelona-inspired bar and restaurant marks brand’s first venture into the West Midlands Baresca Tapas is set to open a new bar and restaurant.

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Politics Viewpoint

Greater Birmingham needs to raise its voice

As Andy Burnham eyes a role reshaping government from Manchester, the West Midlands risks being left behind We are about to get a.

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People Sport Stafford

Bilbrook Junior FC chairman named Staffordshire groundsman of the year

West Midlands manufacturer Squire celebrates Dave Maydew’s award for dedication to grassroots football Dave Maydew, chairman of Bilbrook Junior FC, one of Wolverhampton’s.

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People Sport

Running club marks 10th anniversary with community fund boost

Mickleover Running Club cash from Bloor Homes to raise its profile and attract new members A Derbyshire running club celebrating its 10th anniversary.

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Birmingham disability festival to introduce inclusive walk for 2026

Free citywide celebration adds new accessible route around Aston University lake Birmingham’s only disability-led festival is returning this summer with a new addition.

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People

Harborne to get new banking hub after years of local campaigning

Birmingham MP Preet Kaur Gill welcomes the imminent opening following sustained pressure to restore face-to-face services Birmingham Edgbaston MP Preet Kaur Gill has.

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