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Bridgnorth restorer CMC to bring new life to mothballed Jaguar E-Type
Economic Development
A Jaguar E-Type that had been left untouched in a garage for the last 30 years, and which recently sold for more than four times its expected value, is to be restored back to its original condition by a Midland restoration specialist.
University of Warwick energy project aims to reduce heating and cooling emissions
Enterprise
The University of Warwick is spearheading a 拢5.25m project to develop energy-efficient heating and cooling technologies in a bid to reduce 海角视频 energy needs.
Successful March sees Birmingham's hotels leading the pack
Economic Development
Birmingham hotels enjoyed a strong March and outperformed the 海角视频 as a whole in a boost to the leisure sector.
University of Birmingham's campus plan draws on history
Economic Development
As the University of Birmingham invests 拢175 million to transform its campus, Enda Mullen looks at how the ethos of its founding father remains at its heart
Aston Martin commits to Warwickshire base at Gaydon
Manufacturing
Warwickshire car-maker Aston Martin has confirmed production will stay at its Gaydon headquarters following the formal completion of its partnership with Italian private equity fund Investindustrial.
CBSO launches programme based on sound business sense
Economic Development
The chief executive of the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra says it has taken an entrepreneurial approach after unveiling its 鈥渂roadest ever programme鈥 for its 2013/14 season.
Call for public artwork in Birmingham to rival Angel of the North
Economic Development
A 拢1 million fundraising drive has been launched to commission an iconic piece of public art for Birmingham that could rival the famous Angel of the North.
Jewellery Quarter's Church Inn to get a taste of the Deep South
Economic Development
A landmark Jewellery Quarter pub is being given a new lease of life with a Deep South-inspired venture.
Fears of measles outbreak in Birmingham and the Black Country
Economic Development
As many as 40,000 teenagers and children in Birmingham are not protected properly from catching measles, new figures have revealed.
Cuts could mean more crime, warns police chief
Economic Development
The region鈥檚 new crime commissioner is to review every police station in the region to see if it can be closed down amid fears of even greater cuts to officer numbers.
Carlton Pollock jailed for ten years over fatal stabbing
Economic Development
A killer who stabbed his friend in the heart has started a ten-year jail term.
Charles Morgan to speak at England China Business Forum event
Economic Development
The recently-launched England China Business Forum will be offering an insight into how Midland car maker Morgan is making inroads into the Chinese market at its next event.
Fraudster 'frittered away' firm's cash
Economic Development
A fraudster who stole 拢136,000 from her firm 鈥 leaving her former colleagues at risk of redundancy 鈥 has been jailed for two years.
Birmingham burrito seller lines up for The Apprentice
Economic Development
A would-be Birmingham entrepreneur is being tipped to spice up proceedings in the forthcoming series of The Apprentice.
Cancer survivor Adel inspires classical score
Economic Development
Cancer survivor Adel Pinnock has helped inspire a piece of classical music to raise awareness and funds for a cancer charity.
Land Rover celebrates 65 years
Economic Development
Solihull car maker Land Rover is celebrating its 65th birthday with a week-long programme of events at the country estate where the company鈥檚 first pioneering prototypes were put through their paces.
Lloyds TSB teams up with Made In The Midlands manufacturing support group
Banking & Finance
Lloyds TSB Commercial Banking has joined forces with manufacturing support group Made In The Midlands to broaden the range of advice and assistance available to ite members.
Martin Allsopp appointed as Birmingham Law Society president
Professional Services
Birmingham Law Society has appointed Solihull solicitor Martin Allsopp as its new president.
WMG launches 拢25,000 scheme to boost skills at West Midlands firms
Manufacturing
Twenty five Midland SMEs are being given the chance to take on a skilled intern to help develop new products or services through a scheme being launched by the University of Warwick.
CIPP launches new interactive payslip tool
Banking & Finance
The Solihull-based Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP) has launched an interactive online payslip tool.
New client service manager for Murphy Salisbury
Banking & Finance
Stratford-based chartered accountancy firm Murphy Salisbury has welcomed a new client service manager to its expanding team.
Santander Corporate & Commercial Banking strengthens team
Banking & Finance
Santander Corporate & Commercial Banking has appointed Sukhjeeven Nat as a new relationship director within its West Midlands team.
Wealth manager appointed at Coutts
Banking & Finance
Coutts in Birmingham has appointed Layla Fear as a wealth manager.
Sound start for Crystal Mortgages
Banking & Finance
Walsall-based Crystal Mortgages鈥 first quarter figures have eclipsed those from last year, with the company also reporting the most completions in a month since the start of the recession.