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Birmingham Chamber of Commerce

City demands better deal from HS2 with 'shopping list' to Parliament
Economic Development
Council is calling for a higher quality design for the two proposed stations at Curzon Street in the city centre and the Interchange near the NEC site - including a ‘people mover’ system
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Fight for fair deal over high speed rail begins now
Opinion
Many of the arguments against HS2, the high speed line from London to Birmingham, have always been clearly bogus.
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Trio of partner promotions at Irwin Mitchell
Professional Services
The three promotions involve lawyers from Irwin Mitchell’s growing business and personal legal services divisions, include employment expert Omer Simjee.
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Tributes as Symphony Hall music adviser and writer Lyndon Jenkins dies aged 75
Economic Development
Mr Jenkins played a key role in the proposed NEC development, ultimately taking on the role of Press Officer after it opened in 1976
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National Express exec to replace Christine Braddock at Birmingham Metropolitan College
Economic Development
Andrew Cleaves to replace Dame Christine Braddock who has been principal for 17 years
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Birmingham City Council praised for taxpayer value
Economic Development
MPs highlighted Birmingham as an example of good practice which other authorities could learn from in terms of procurement
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Jobs boost with £15m green business programme
Economic Development
The Green Bridge Supply Chain Programme will run over the next two years to support businesses in the environmental green sector, and those wishing to diversify into that sector
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Kraft should be praised for investment, says Birmingham business leader
Manufacturing
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce boss Jerry Blackett is on a collision course with unions over the future of thousands of Cadbury jobs under global giants Kraft.
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Birmingham Chamber seeks assurances from Kraft over Cadbury plans
Economic Development
Business leaders in Birmingham are urging Kraft Foods to spell out their plans should their bid for Cadbury be successful.
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Chamber boss Jerry Blackett: No reason for Cadbury shareholders to back Kraft bid
Economic Development
The chief executive of the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce has said there would be no reason for Cadbury shareholders to accept a takeover bid by rival Kraft – but defended part-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland’s role in the bid.
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