Part 1: Wolverhampton History
Wolverhampton: from Saxon roots to Industrial rise The founding of Wulfrun’s settlement More than a thousand years ago, in the waning years of.
Culture
People
Wolverhampton
Birmingham
Environment
Events
Leadership
People
20 yrs: Birmingham Open Space Forum
Charity celebrates 20 years with “baton walks” Every Sunday this month the West Midlands’ foremost nature expert, Chris Millward, has been leading a.
Birmingham
Business News
Events
Unlocking growth
Unlocking tech and life sciences growth was the focus of the One Thousand Trades Group (OTTG) summer social networking event in Birmingham. Sir Andy.
Black Country
Business News
Record trade with India
A Black Country manufacturer is today celebrating its best-ever year of trading with India. Brierley Hill-based Alloy Wire International (AWI), which makes round,.
Business News
Finance
New fraud rules
Small businesses across the UK are being urged to take note of new fraud prevention measures set to become law this autumn. Effective.
Culture
People
Viewpoint
Britain’s uneasy melting pot moment
We are living through a moment in Britain where the phrase “melting pot” is less a warm metaphor of togetherness and more a.
Solihull
Shoezone reopens in Chelmsley Wood
Footwear retailer Shoezone is set to reopen its Chelmsley Wood store this Saturday. Chelmsley Wood shopping centre The new store, located in Chelmsley.
Culture
Sandwell
£200k boost for Bromwich Hall
Historic site set for major repairs Bromwich Hall, one of Sandwell’s most treasured historic landmarks, has received a £200,000 grant to fund urgent.
Business News
Dudley
Share of £100m for tech college
Dudley College of Technology has been named one of ten National Centres for Technical Excellence for Construction (CTEC. It has secured a share.
Education
Tech
AI in Education
Artificial Intelligence: the new school revolution or a step too far? A classroom like no other Picture this: you walk into a classroom.