Eight Employers’ Scholarships from September 2026, covering tuition fees, accommodation and living costs University College Birmingham (UCB) is launching eight fully funded scholarships
Global instability and weak growth squeeze the Chancellor’s room for manoeuvre UK public sector net borrowing reached £14.3 billion in February, marking a
Otherton Hall, designed for large groups, has achieved 100% positive feedback A luxury Staffordshire holiday let has been recognised among the UK’s best
Grave of schoolmaster killed in 1915 has finally been given a name following decades of painstaking research The grave of a British Army
National jobless rate holds at 5.2% as one West Midlands recruiter reports record February placements While UK unemployment has remained at its highest
MHA voiced concerns after £2.5bn Govt packaged announced to make Britain the fastest adopter of AI in the G7 The Government’s £2.5bn investment
Nearly 2,700 hospitality sector businesses leasders urge tax reforms in letter to Chancellor Rachel Reeves VAT rates for British pubs, restaurants, hotels and
Multiple Paralympic gold medallist has begun her comeback to horse sport at the RDA branch where her career began Natasha Baker OBE has
Moving from Greater Birmingham Chamber of Commerce to the One Thousand Trades Group The One Thousand Trades Group (OTTG) has appointed a new
Community partnership helps build confidence and opens doors for 60 women Around 60 women in East Birmingham have completed a six-week digital employability