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Civil engineering event aiming to encourage more women into profession
Economic Development
The event at St Paul鈥檚 School for Girls in Edgbaston on January 29 sees a visit by the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) West Midlands regional team.
Nissan's new Taxi for London to be built in Coventry by ADV Manufacturing
Manufacturing
ADV will build a production facility for the vehicle next to its existing premises, with a view to delivering the first petrol-engined versions in December 2014
New focus group to put PAs in the spotlight
Economic Development
Jayne Brownridge, Grant Thornton; Linda Large, Duff & Phelps; Shirley McDonough, PwC; Tracey Paton, Dignity, and Linda Wilden, University of Birmingham, have joined Key managing director Mary Hendry as the founding members of the PA:PM
Train operator claims top place for customer satisfaction on Birmingham to London route
Economic Development
In the latest National Rail Passenger Survey conducted by Passenger Focus Chiltern scored an overall satisfaction score of 96 per cent for its Birmingham to London trains, beating those run by rivals Virgin Trains (89 per cent) and London Midland (80 per cent).
Midland pubs targeted as restaurant group expands
Commercial Property
Colliers International鈥檚 licensed and leisure team instructed by 3Sixty Restaurants to find sites as part of plans to grow Ego Mediterranean restaurant brand
M6 to be focus of new BBC documentary series
Economic Development
The BBC is planning a documentary on the M6 motorway, and is desperate to speak to Midland road users for their tales of woe.
HS2 will spread 海角视频 wealth throughout the regions, says Sir David
Economic Development
Project chairman says: 鈥淗S2 will transform not just Birmingham but how cities in the north talk to each other.鈥
Danny Alexander praises Jaguar Land Rover on visit to Solihull plant
Manufacturing
Treasury minister visits Lode Lane factory as 海角视频 car production hits a six-year high
Insurance clampdown sees seven Midland law firms close
Professional Services
Four high street law firms in Birmingham, as well as practices in Wolverhampton, Coventry and Redditch, are among those forced to wind down following a purge by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
New HS2 chairman to draw on Olympic experience
Economic Development
Sir David Higgins was chief executive of the London 2012 Summer Olympics Delivery Authority.
Birmingham Law Society warns of more law firm closures if legal aid cuts go ahead
Professional Services
James Turner, chair of the criminal law committee at Birmingham Law Society, has issued a stark warning as a bitter war of words rumbles on between the legal profession and the Government.
Industrial revolution's founding fathers James Watt and Matthew Boulton to remain on 拢50 bank notes
Banking & Finance
拢50 notes depicting the first governor of the Bank of England, Sir John Houblon, are to be withdrawn from circulation
Broadcaster Jon Snow is special guest as charity celebrates 150 years
Economic Development
The Journalists' Charity fundraising lunch takes place at the Holte Suite, Villa Park, on Friday March 28.
MG signs partnership deal with British Athletics in run-up to Rio Olympics
Manufacturing
The British automotive marque will provide a fleet of MG6 and MG3 vehicles to support the organisation across a range of activities.
Christine Braddock appointed as Birmingham Children's Hospital chairman
Economic Development
The Birmingham Metropolitan College boss, who is set to step down from her current role this year, beat off competition from a strong field of candidates.
Work gets underway on new West Brom building society HQ
Commercial Property
The聽 traditional sod-cutting ceremony was attended by the society鈥檚 chief executive Jonathan Westhoff, Sandwell Council deputy leader and cabinet member for town and neighbourhood services, Mahboob Hussain, and Adrian Kenny, contracts manager for Thomas Vale Construction, the project鈥檚 main contractor.
Unemployment leaves high numbers of Birmingham youth depressed
Economic Development
More than one in ten young people in Birmingham feel life is not worth living, according to an alarming new survey.
Festive shopping brings cheer to Midlands retailers
Economic Development
Millions of shoppers head in for Christmas rush and new year sales.
Jewellery Quarter firm celebrates 100 years with hopes for expansion
Economic Development
Pickering and Mayell was founded in 1913 before merging with Talbots 20 years ago
Motorsport technology conference comes to Birmingham
Economic Development
BCU to host Race Tech World Symposium which includes many leading figures from the motorsport industry
Major motorsport tech conference puts city on pole
Economic Development
Hailed as the 鈥楧avos of Motorsport鈥, the Race Tech World Motorsport Symposium is the only event of its kind organised for engineers and designers in the industry.
New law centre provides legal lifeline for city's poorest people
Professional Services
When Birmingham Law Centre was forced to close its doors in August due to a lack of funding there were fears the city would be left without an important legal safety net for the poorest in society.
Government鈥檚 City Deal unveiled for the Black Country
Economic Development
The scheme is also predicted to regenerate brownfield sites, create 1,500 apprenticeships in manufacturing and provide support to help 2,800 unemployed people get back into work
Midland publisher Opus Media Group to produce 'definitive chronicle' on Nelson Mandela
Enterprise
The half-a-metre square book, weighing 37kg, will include thousands of photographs.