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Fresh leaders drive Blues forward

Club unveils senior team ahead of championship return Birmingham City Football Club has unveiled a strengthened senior leadership line-up as it embarks on.

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Visa eyes Docklands move

Canary Wharf tipped for HQ boost Visa is in advanced talks to relocate its European headquarters to London’s Canary Wharf, in what would.

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Reeves: £51bn fiscal dilemma

Public finances under strain The UK’s Labour government, just a year into its term, is heading towards a perilous fiscal cliff. According to.

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GB News on Truth+

UK broadcaster GB News was today added to Truth+, US President Donald Trump’s new streaming service, in what was billed as “another dent.

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Construction slump hits housing

Sharpest drop since pandemic UK construction activity slumped in July at the fastest rate since the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, raising.

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Base rate drops to 4%

The Bank of England today cut UK interest rates by 0.25%. The move lowers the base rate to 4% – the fifth cut.

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Trams to Millennium Point

Trams will run passengers to and from Millennium Point in Birmingham from this autumn – a key step on the planned Metro extension.

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Training firm expands repertoire

Birmingham-based Temple Management Training has won approval to deliver two in-demand apprenticeship programmes: the Level 3 Fire Safety Advisor and the Level 4.

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Jobs fair to get 1,500 working

131,000 unemployed in West Midlands – SPR aims to reduce this number Thirty-five firms with job vacancies are joining forces with Government to.

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Podcast: UK unemployment

There are currently 1.67m people out of work in Britain, including 131,000 across the West Midlands region, according to the Office for National.

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