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Solihull's multi-million pound low carbon energy hub moves forward
West Midlands
The hub is set to be built next to Tudor Grange Leisure Centre and the network will extend south to Solihull College and Tudor Grange Academy.
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Merit mulls third º£½ÇÊÓƵ factory and overseas project in expansion to become £450m turnover firm
Construction
The Cramlington company says 'the future for Merit is tremendously exciting' as turnover tops £94m
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Birmingham Post Power 250: Health
NHS
The ten people listed as the most influential in the West Midlands from the world of health
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West Midlands NHS trusts making millions from parking
NHS
New data released under Freedom of Information says some hospital trusts across England are raking in more than £3m a year
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Heart of England NHS Trust 'driven into ditch' by watchdog
NHS
Heartlands Hospital governor Andrew Lydon hits out at regulator Monitor as new boss ready to be parachuted in to lead troubled trust.
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Hunt pledges to tackle NHS agency staff ‘rip-off’
Economic Development
Fears over quality of work at Midland hospitals as crackdown planned
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Negligence claims cost West Midlands hospitals £45m
Economic Development
The Heart of England NHS Trust, which runs Heartlands, Good Hope and Solihull hospitals, had the biggest bill in the region – £13.9 million for 2013-14
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Solihull Hospital parking charges 'lack generosity', prospective MP claims
Economic Development
Julian Knight, the Conservative parliamentary candidate for Solihull, also reprimanded Solihull Hospital for failing to properly advertise its cut-price parking
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MP's fears over planned service closures at Solihull Hospital
Economic Development
Lorely Burt has met with NHS boss Mark Newbold to discuss threatened services at West Midlands hospital
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Row over cost of bringing ambulances back to Solihull
Economic Development
The town’s ambulance station closed last September and ambulances were moved to a new site in Erdington
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Lack of social care blamed for rise in bed blocking in Birmingham
Economic Development
The number of patients stuck in hospital unnecessarily has shot up by 70 per cent in Birmingham in the past year, official figures have revealed.
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