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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Work on HS2 could be 'stalled by two years'

Construction Products Association issues stark warning over concerns related to planning and financing alongside affected members of the public lodging appeals

Rubric Lois King host Wimbledon-themed summer party

Edgbaston-based solicitors Rubric Lois King hosted a Wimbledon-themed summer party for all their clients at their offices

Axe hangs over lawyers as Shakespeare Martineau plans 45 job cuts

It is understood the cull will largely be focused on the business support group but is also expected to see some fee earners leave

Midlands 'should be like Scotland or Wales' for BBC

MPs have urged the BBC to make the Midlands its principal focus after ministers from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland teamed up to negotiate the new charter

Law firm unearths some treasure for children's charity

The Birmingham office of Eversheds LLP hosted a treasure hunt to support and raise money for the NSPCC

Don't let big salaries take attention away from the bottom end

Head of business Graeme Brown argues that the fascination with top-level salaries shouldn't detract from the real issues at the bottom end of the pay scale

West Midlands chief executives earn 50 times more than staff

Research by the Birmingham Post shows the gap between the top and bottom of the corporate tree is very wide but the regional figure here is dwarfed by the national average

Shake-up needed to address West Midlands' housing shortage

Government housebuilding figures reveal a 30 per cent decrease in the second quarter as only 870 houses were started

Literacy campaigner hits out at cuts to Birmingham's library service

Quality 'under threat' after council stops buying books in favour of public donations in latest bid to mitigate against budget cuts following decision to slash opening hours and reduce staffing

Hortons' quiz raises 拢5,700 for cancer ward at city hospital

Hortons' Estate Limited raised 拢5,700 for Ward 19 at Heartlands Hospital, at its eighth annual quiz for the local commercial property community.

Solihull Council leader to chair new West Midlands Combined Authority

Bob Sleigh won the backing of the leaders to spearhead the proposed new combined authority

Jaguar Land Rover reveals up to 5,800 cars damaged in Tianjin blasts

Hundreds of millions of pounds worth of vehicles have been damaged or destroyed after giant explosions in Tianjin which have so far claimed the lives of 114 people

Birmingham's newest recruitment firm hosts big party

The official launch evening for Haig&Co was held at Hotel Du Vin and organised by Lotty Harper Events.

New Beorma Quarter images reveal dramatic impact on Birmingham skyline

New CGIs of the 30-storey tower planned as part of the Beorma Quarter development opposite Selfridges have gone on show

SimkissGuy Recruitment's boss takes the helm at BPS Birmingham Future

Rebecca Simkiss plans to launch a mentoring academy to support young people in Birmingham's professional services

Congestion costing West Midlands' economy 拢1bn

Crashes on the M6 - including two during the pastweek - along with poor infrastructure and road works bringing region to halt

Hail the growth of a city centre office tower

Head of business at the Birmingham Post Graeme Brown welcomes the news that, for once, a city centre office and residential tower will be scaled up rather than down

Asian artists hit out at BBC after Mailbox strike

Corporation under fire over decision to move Bobby Friction show to London as Birmingham artist says move 'doesn't make sense'

BBC Birmingham Asian Network staff 'angry and upset' as strike begins

Workers at The Mailbox have walked out today in protest at production cuts in Birmingham

1,200 sign petition opposing closure of Goodyear plant in Wolverhampton

Signatories from as far afield as the US, Nigeria and Mexico have added their names to a protest against proposals which would see 330 jobs axed

Lawyer warns over public sector tenders

Professional Services

Lawyer says his client鈥檚 case against a public authority offered a series of cautions for contracting authorities to document evaluations correctly

West Midlands councils lose sensitive data 450 times in three years

Despite a catalogue of blunders only six employees have actually been fired by the councils while in 92 per cent of cases no disciplinary action was taken at all

Property community celebrates 拢14m redevelopment plan

鈥婽he Birmingham property community came together to celebrate the launch of the 拢14鈥媘illion redevelopment of 鈥嬧€婽wo Cornwall Street.

Birmingham firms named and shamed for flouting minimum wage

Disability support group among those found to be underpaying workers