WM accountants join DJH
A 90-year-old Halesowen accountancy practice has been bought out by private equity-backed DJH. The acquisition of Nicklin strengthens DJH’s presence in the West
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Business News
Interview
Sport
Tim Stimpson: Guided missile
Quite apart from those he endured on the rugby paddock, former England and British & Irish Lions fullback Tim Stimpson has had his
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Politics
£1.75bn ‘Midlands Rail Hub’
Birmingham MP Laurance Turner has welcomed Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ commitment to help fund £1.75bn of rail investments in the West Midlands. In her
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World Affairs
Strip LA of Olympics
In 2028 Los Angeles is set to stage the Olympic Games. But in light of recent events, it shouldn’t. The host city must
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Politics
Jobs, homes, transport, growth
Jobs, homes, economic growth and better transport will be facilitated in the West Midlands by the government’s spending pledges, the region’s mayor said.
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People
Police: ‘Drop the knife’
West Midlands Police has launched a hard-hitting radio campaign to persuade young people to stop carrying knives. The ad, set to run on
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Politics
Video
Everest: ‘Never again’
Veterans Minister Al Carns is ‘one and done’ with Mt Everest. The 45-year-old MP for Birmingham Selly Oak said his record-breaking mission last
Defence
Invictus
Leadership
Video
£12,000 for Fisher House
More than £12,000 has been raised this year for Birmingham’s Fisher House, the recovery haven for injured armed forces personnel and their families,
Defence
Leadership
81 years since D-Day
Officials from Allied nations joined a handful of elderly veterans today to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings which led to
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Events
People
Bike Week: ‘Cycle-safe streets for WM’
A growing peloton is mobilising ahead of national Bike Week to push for cycle-safe streets across Birmingham, Wolverhampton and beyond. Next week, June