Tomato Energy goes bust
Electricity retailer Tomato Energy today announced it has gone bust after many months of failing to get its spiralling debts under control. Today’s
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Energy
Wolverhampton
Business News
Culture
Solihull
Vinyl rock shop opens
Knowle gets niche music shop run by former mental health nurse A rock and heavy metal-loving former NHS mental health nurse is opening
Birmingham
Black Country
Business News
Jobs
‘Big picture’ view overcomes headwinds
Staring Point Recruitment says a different approach is needed A multi-sector West Midlands recruitment firm attributes its recent success in the face of
Business News
Solihull
Solihull HQ on market
A 23,000 sq ft office building in Solihull is looking for tenants. FHP Property Consultants in Birmingham office is marketing Drayton House in
Crime
Environment
Justice
Waste crook convicted
Illegal tip netted waste crook more than £70,000 A Cornish man must pay back £72,500 he made running an illegal waste business or
Black Country
Defence
Dudley
100-year-old D-Day vet honoured
Freedom of Dudley for Joe Bullock A Black Country D-Day veteran who turns 101 in December has been granted the “Freedom of Dudley”
Life Sciences
Warwick
New treatment for diabetes
Ground-breaking pilot programme in Warwick A new treatment approach for diabetes patients is being pioneered in Warwick – combining clinical care with treatment
Birmingham
Culture
New Glynn Purnell eatery
‘Rule-breaking’ restaurant opening December 10 Award-winning West Midlands chef Glynn Purnell is opening a new restaurant in Birmingham. Trillium, a 48-cover venue in
Justice
Politics
Viewpoint
Farage lays down ECHR marker
It was democracy in a nutshell: Emotive, important, messy and entertaining. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK and one of just five MPs
Life Sciences
Third of women miss smear tests
Around one in three women aged 25 to 64 across the West Midlands are not up-to-date with routine screening to detect cervical cancer,