Stannah’s West Midlands team cycles 455 miles for Birmingham charity LoveBrum
Staff at the region’s service branch have raised more than £3,000 for a charity tackling homelessness, mental health and youth support across the.
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100km cycle for suicide prevention charity
West Midlands pair will ride from Stoke-on-Trent to Coventry to raise funds for CALM Two members of a West Midlands business consultancy are.
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Finance boss to swim five-mile lake for homeless charity
Trafford Park executive aims to raise £2,000 for Lifeshare with Lake District swim The boss of a financial planning firm is swimming the.
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Women in engineering say it’s time to ditch the ‘exception’ label
New campaign challenges stereotypes and calls on businesses and educators to help normalise female careers in industry A new campaign is urging engineering.
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Work begins on Nuneaton care home
The new Care UK facility on Weddington Road will create 96 jobs and offer places for up to 75 residents Construction has begun.
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Dyslexia Awards return to West Midlands to celebrate extraordinary talent
Nominations now open for the 2026 ceremony honouring dyslexic achievers across eight categories The Dyslexia Awards are returning this autumn, with nominations now.
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Would-be buyers offered first look at new Worcestershire homes
Kendrick Homes invites buyers to explore its Severn Meadows development in Upton upon Severn this Saturday Worcestershire home hunters are being invited to.
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New Birmingham steakhouse’s home-grown menu
Cow & Sow at Paradise has introduced olive-fed Wagyu beef from Yorkshire alongside vegetables grown on its own kitchen farm B Corp-certified steakhouse.
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Neil Miles expands martial arts empire with new Midlands class
Birmingham entrepreneur adds third school to growing regional network Birmingham-based martial arts entrepreneur Neil Miles is pressing ahead with expansion across the Midlands,.
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UK astronaut John McFall could become first disabled person to live in orbit
Agreement between UK government and US space company Vast brings Hampshire surgeon one step closer to historic mission UK astronaut John McFall could.