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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Business backing for 拢1bn West Midlands devolution deal
Local Enterprise Partnership
The long-awaited deal means the 鈥淕reater Birmingham鈥 region will get cash to improve transport and skills
Developer chosen for 拢40m Kings Norton housing scheme
Kings Norton
Kier Living has been brought in to oversee a major mixed tenure housing scheme on the Primrose Estate in Kings Norton
Cavendish House to be demolished ahead of 拢50m Dudley regeneration
Dudley
Commercial property developer Avenbury Properties secured Cavendish House with a 拢800,000, and will now knock down the seven-storey building
500 delegates visit Birmingham Chamber's Expo
Paul Faulkner
More than 500 delegates visited Birmingham Chamber鈥檚 Expo at the National Conference Centre at Bickenhill, near Solihull
Birmingham business leaders 'crying out for devolution'
Combined Authorities
Researchers claim business owners want to see local government powers boosted in transport, housing and taxes
Future city council leaders 'looking forward' to election hustings
Birmingham City Council
Five candidates hoping to take over from Sir Albert Bore will go head-to-head on Thursday in a public debate organised by the Birmingham Post
Broadcaster outlines vision for the Heart of England Forest
Post People
Jon Snow outlined his vision for the Heart of England Forest charity during an introduction to the forest for local business leaders
Innovation Birmingham holds Summer Tech BBQ for 200 guests
Post People
Stakeholders, partners and tenants based at the Innovation Birmingham Campus, were among the guests at Innovation Birmingham's Summer Tech BBQ
Not a single mention for Midlands in BBC charter renewal plan
BBC
The BBC has come under fire after a lengthy document outlining plans for its ten-year charter failed to mention Birmingham once
New Hippodrome boss vows to battle for culture in Birmingham
Birmingham Hippodrome
Fiona Allan fears the city is underselling itself as she reveals vision to increase audiences
James Watt College officially opened after 拢8.5million refurbishment
Post People
Following an 拢8.5million refurbishment the James Watt College has been officially opened by Perry Barr MP Khalid Mahmood
Lee Longlands directors complete multimillion pound buyout
Broad Street Birmingham
Lee Longlands has been taken over by its management team for an undisclosed multimillion pound sum
Marketing Birmingham gives update on changes
Economic Development
More than 100 of the region鈥檚 leisure tourism community attended Marketing Birmingham鈥檚 commercial members meeting at 鈥嬧婽he Studio on Cannon Street
Birmingham Chamber 'in strongest shape for years'
Paul Faulkner
Bosses at the Edgbaston-based business support group paint a rosy picture of its finances following support from public funding
Unemployment drops to nine-year low in the West Midlands
Employment
There are now 157,000 people out of work in the region, an unemployment rate of 5.7 per cent. The last time it was this low was June 2006
Birmingham named top city in Western Europe to invest
Economy
City placed higher than the likes of Dublin, Barcelona, London and Berlin in respected report that tells financiers where to put their money
Road closure warning as Paradise scheme ramps up
Paradise Circus
The one-way link road that joins Great Charles Street to Paradise Street and runs alongside Town Hall is to close from Sunday
Firms call for ban on Chinese steel imports
China
Trade body 海角视频 Steel said Business Secretary Sajid Javid should spearhead immediate European action on anti-dumping measures
Huge surge in giant commutes in the West Midlands
Transport
New data shows an 87 per cent increase in people on the road for more than 180 minutes a day in the region
Works starts on Wholesale Markets move
Birmingham Wholesale Markets
New major hub to be built in Witton is expected to be ready by the end of 2016 as clearance work gets under way
Delays hit new Park Regis hotel and sky bar
Broad Street Birmingham
Contractor Colmore Tang Construction says the new hotel, bar and restaurant next to Five Ways island will now open in March
Firms should pay 拢8.25 per hour, says new Living Wage campaign
Employment
Initiative to make Birmingham a 'Living Wage City' wins support from MPs and businesses
Truth behind Freedom of Information overhaul exposed, claims Tom Watson
Politics
Government wants to prevent journalists using Act as 'research tool' as Tory MP Chris Grayling accuses journalists of misuing the legislation to generate stories
Hall of Fame event heads to Resorts World Birmingham
NEC Birmingham
The event, put on by the Radio Academy for the heads of the industry, is moving from the Savoy Hotel, and will be held in the region