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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Sport
Alexander Stadium stand named after sprinting great Matthew Hudson-Smith
Wolverhampton athlete surprised by honour ahead of Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships Organisers of the Birmingham 2026 European Athletics Championships have named a
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UCB’s new MBA puts capability before experience in race to produce tomorrow’s leaders
University College Birmingham’s revamped business degree is designed for a new generation of adaptable, reflective and responsible leaders A senior academic at University
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Rail operator teams up with Invictus Games Foundation to launch specially branded train
Public invited to vote on name ahead of Birmingham 2027 event London Northwestern Railway (LNR) has announced a partnership with the Invictus Games
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Hotel linen firm strengthens first aid training partnership
Johnsons Hotel Linen has upskilled 80 staff through specialist scenario-based courses One of the UK’s largest hotel laundry and linen hire providers has
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Wiping our heroes off the map
The Bank of England’s plan to remove Churchill, Turing and others from our banknotes is a statement about what kind of country we
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West Midlands SMEs urged to seize defence sector opportunities as Starmer rushes to publish spending plan ahead of Nato summit
Region’s first dedicated procurement forum opens as £86bn defence investment confirmed and new cluster body launches West Midlands businesses are being urged to
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History
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The weight we still carry from D-Day
Each June the anniversary pulls us back to the same stark truth, and it should The anniversary of D-Day (June 6, 1944) on
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Finance
UK economy faces prolonged period of fragility, OECD warns
Sluggish growth, sticky inflation and rising debt leave government with difficult choices The OECD’s latest Economic Outlook has issued a stark warning for
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Neil Miles expands martial arts empire with new Midlands class
Birmingham entrepreneur adds third school to growing regional network Birmingham-based martial arts entrepreneur Neil Miles is pressing ahead with expansion across the Midlands,