Chiltern Railways cuts Friday’s services by 50% as Storm Claudia hits
Chiltern Railways’ customers can expect only half of the normal number of trains tomorrow (Friday Nov 14) as Storm Claudia hits Britain. With.
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Transport
Birmingham
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Events
Innovation Awards 2025: “Biggest, best and boldest yet”
Event boss excited ahead of awards on Friday Nov 21st The man in charge of the 2025 Innovation Awards today hit previously uncharted.
Birmingham
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Spaces The Mailbox shuts suddenly causing havoc for tenants
Tenants told to leave the flexible working area within two weeks Businesses based at Spaces The Mailbox in Birmingham are reeling after being.
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Politics
Viewpoint
Treasury’s £2bn pension grab will haunt future generations
A short-term fix for a long-term crisis There are moments in politics when you can almost hear the collective groan of a weary.
Birmingham
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Jobs
Job opportunities abound despite bleak market
While ONS data shows a worsening jobs market, Starting Point Recruitment says there are still “numerous opportunities” There are “numerous opportunities for motivated.
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Finance
Sutton Coldfield
Bakery secures growth funding
Sutton Coldfield expansion for Silver Tree Bakery A family-run Midlands bakery has secured £250,000 of debt funding to launch its first dine-in café..
Birmingham
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Hospitality agency wins award
Brew, the hospitality marketing agency, has been named as Marketing Agency of the Year at the Midland Marketing Awards 2025. This achievement builds.
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Politics
Viewpoint
North Sea balancing act
When Rachel Reeves entered the Treasury, she promised two things: fiscal discipline and economic growth. Now she faces her first big test of.
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Education
Jobs
JLR launches STEM programme
West Midlands manufacturing giant Jaguar Land Rover has launched ‘Create Possible’ – a skills programme for schools designed to close the UK’s skills gap.
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Politics
Business owners’ Budget warnings
Many West Midlands businesses will cut jobs or even relocate overseas if Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s autumn budget fails to address key economic pain.