‘22,000 WM jobs to go’
Labour’s tax changes will see 22,000 jobs go across the Werst Midlands, new research reveals today. The Government billed its autumn budget as.
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Plasma donation 199
At 8am on Saturday two friends of 30 years and counting walked through the doors of the NHS blood and plasma donation centre.
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Invest in silver?
Some market observers see the current financial system as potentially in a bubble that, upon bursting, will make the 2008 financial crisis look.
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Cofton Common: 400+ acres at risk
Cofton Common, near Longbridge in Birmingham, on the border of Worcestershire, has been a local green space used by residents for decades, but.
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‘700 jobs from Games legacy fund’
The lives of 800,000 residents have benefited from £13m of Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games legacy funding, it was claimed today. Grants of between.
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US tariff impact halved
Britain’s trade deal with the US will save the UK £6.5bn, research by the University of Birmingham has found. Full levies would have.
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Brum: ‘Under my skin’
How does a city get under your skin? Let me explain how civic pride was built for me, adding so much to my.
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Sleepout seeks record turnout
The charity Molineux Sleepout returns this autumn. On Friday November 14 Wolves Foundation and the Good Shepherd aim to attract a record number.
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Scots vet joins 3M claim
A West Lothian-raised ex-Royal Marines commando has joined a group legal action against the American manufacturer of faulty military earplugs. Dave Combe, 54,.
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Youth Guarantee: Proof in pudding
The government’s new £45 million Youth Guarantee scheme, supporting 18- to 21-year-olds into work and training, is welcome and long overdue. With nearly.