Jewellery Quarter: World Craft status
The Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham is a historic and culturally rich district known for its long-standing tradition of jewellery making. It has been.
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Aston uni makes FT top list
Aston Business School has secured a place on the Financial Times “open-enrolment executive education ranking” for the first time. This places it among.
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Cov MP’s school meal joy
Coventry MP Taiwo Owatemi today welcomed the “transformative” news that 20,000 children in her city are being added to the list of those.
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Dormant funds unlock opportunity
A major funding boost from the UK Government could channel millions into West Midlands communities as part of a nationwide £440 million “Dormant.
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Tech
AI over therapy?
By Erin Molloy-Brookes The use of AI has skyrocketed over the past year, not only in the workplace but trickling into our daily.
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Poland’s political tightrope
Karol Nawrocki’s narrow victory in Poland’s presidential election is more than a win for the nationalist Law and Justice (PiS) party. It is.
Politics
Black Country Party launched
A group of six Dudley councillors has launched a new political movement aimed at shifting power away from Westminster and back into the.
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Thames Water: ‘Shambles’
To no one’s great surprise, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (KKR), the American private equity firm, has decided against throwing Thames Water a.
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£2.4bn for Sports Quarter
Birmingham’s Sports Quarter is today a step closer towards becoming a reality. This comes after news that the metro extension connecting Birmingham city.
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Al Carns: Learn from Ukraine
Tech advances from Ukraine key to Britain’s defence strategy Combine these three: Learning from Ukraine – and acting This government is adopting the.