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Birmingham Life Sciences People Solihull

Abseil for hospital charities

University Hospitals Birmingham Charity staff and supporters are raising funds by abseiling down one of the city’s landmark office buildings. Supporting four local.

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Sport

Year-round cricket domes

People are set to enjoy England’s main summer sport all year round in Government-funded cricket domes. Two state-of-the-art facilities are opening, in Luton.

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Birmingham Podcast Video

British flags – podcast #7

Flags being put up and left up, or immediately taken down to preserve the structural integrity of all lamp posts everywhere – that’s.

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Birmingham Environment Leadership

Birmingham’s “unsung heroes”

Birmingham’s leading nature expert Chris Millward notched up 150,000 steps over four Sundays of “baton walks” celebrating 20 years of the Birmingham Open.

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Birmingham Business News Education Events Tech

Digital Transformation for SMEs

South & City College Birmingham is hosting a breakfast for engineering and manufacturing SMEs aimed at empowering them to embrace digital change and.

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Birmingham Developments Jobs

Recruitment firm doubles workforce

A Birmingham recruitment agency is set to double its workforce and play a key role in supporting the delivery of new social housing.

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Developments Stoke

New Stoke homes

Stoke-on-Trent is set to benefit from 193 new homes. This comes after council approval cleared the way for development on a former school.

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Politics Walsall

Five candidates in Pelsall by-election

Local contest Five candidates are confirmed for the Pelsall Ward by-election, set for Thursday 11 September 11, after the surprising resignation of the.

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Business News Education Viewpoint

Exam grade con

In the wake of this year’s A-level and GCSE exam results, our columnist Josh Moreton shares his story – and delivers his blunt.

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Culture Environment People Viewpoint

Britain: A holiday for everyone

Scrambling up mountains, walking through forests and meandering through fields are all part of our instinct as humans. So, why don’t more people.

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