Birmingham Restaurant Festival returns for fifth year with Michelin-starred line-up
City’s month-long culinary celebration at 29 venues with more to be announced Birmingham Restaurant Festival will return for its fifth consecutive year this.
City’s month-long culinary celebration at 29 venues with more to be announced Birmingham Restaurant Festival will return for its fifth consecutive year this.
Moda’s latest Makers Place development targets spring 2026 launch A 772-unit scheme of built-to-rent dwellings is set to be unveiled in Birmingham’s Jewellery.
New tram stops at Albert Street and Millennium Point will serve hundreds of thousands of passengers weekly Passenger tram services will begin running.
Investment specialist funds skills programme for disadvantaged West Midlands youngsters A West Midlands charity supporting disadvantaged young people into employment, education and training.
Eight Employers’ Scholarships from September 2026, covering tuition fees, accommodation and living costs University College Birmingham (UCB) is launching eight fully funded scholarships.
Helping tens of thousands of people access justice since its foundation in Coventry in 1976 A Coventry and Birmingham-based charity is celebrating 50.
City council deal with Keon Homes and Midland Heart to transform historic Edgbaston waterfront Birmingham City Council has signed a deal with developer.
International humanitarian organisation takes unit in Hockley estate Human Appeal, the international humanitarian charity, has taken new space at Park Trading Estate in.
Keon Homes delivers 30 affordable properties early as part of 124-home regeneration scheme on brownfield site The first 30 homes at Birmingham’s £36m.
Ten Heroes, One City at War – Saturday March 21st at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery The One Thousand Trades Group is the.