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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Adrenalin-fuelled networking event at TeamSport Go Karting
Post People
Leading businesses from across the region came together for an evening of adrenalin-fuelled fun at TeamSport Go Karting in Oldbury
Birmingham traffic chaos worsens with new Paradise Circus road closures
Paradise Circus
A major road through Birmingham will be reduced to one lane later this month as part of the key £500 million scheme
£35m Unite union scheme to build Birmingham hotel gets green light
Unite
Work can begin on major scheme in Birmingham Science Park Aston after councillors granted permission
Sheridan Maine hosts charity race night
Post People
Sheridan Maine in association with the ICAEW officially launched with a race night at Edgbaston Priory Club
Silver Blades ice rink development gets go-ahead despite pollution fears
Birmingham city centre
Scheme at former Leisurebox site to go ahead after Birmingham City Council planners give the green light
Michelin star restaurant Adam's reveals plans for Waterloo Street move
Colmore Row
Popular restaurant, headed up by star chef Adam Stokes, submits plans to move to the heart of the Colmore business district
Movie sees zombies descend on Birmingham business district
Enterprise
Crews closed off Church Street as it was prepared for scenes from Hollywood movie She Who Brings Gifts, directed by Peaky Blinders' Colm McCarthy
Speculation grows about return of Midland Bank brand as HSBC moves to Birmingham
HSBC
The move would likely prove popular in Birmingham, where Midland bank – later taken over by the global giant – was established in 1836
Birmingham HSBC jobs boost still on despite major cuts
HSBC
The bank said it was planning a reduction of around 10 per cent of its full-time workforce - but is ploughing on with shifting its º£½ÇÊÓƵ bank to the city
Chamber event looks at changing culture of business
Economic Development
GBCC held an economic event which provided guests with a detailed look at the latest results of the GBCC's Quarterly Economic Survey (QES), which is sponsored by Katie Bard.
Left Bank work on Broad Street to begin this year
Broad Street Birmingham
Work on the landmark scheme now set to be under way later this year after Glancy Nicholls Architects drew up plans
Interactive graphic: Is the West Midlands ready for a combined authority?
Economy
We have created an interactive graphic to show how this region measures up with others in the º£½ÇÊÓƵ in workforce, the economy, quality of living and housing
Accountants reveal key finding of report
Economic Development
Chantrey Vellacott revealed the findings of its second business barometer report at an event in Birmingham.
Building spree to transform Birmingham skyline
Birmingham city centre
The city is embarking on an unprecedented building spree which will see a huge amount of construction completed by 2017.
Poppleton & Appleby charity quiz night raises over £500
Economic Development
Top business brains in the Midlands have helped to raise more than £500 at a charity quiz night.
The Cube to be put up for sale for £60m
Commercial Property
London-based real estate investor Tristan Capital Partners is understood to have appointed CBRE to seek a buyer
PwC host Midlands reunion
Economic Development
PwC’s Mark Smith, Midlands regional chairman, hosted a lunch at the Barclaycard Arena for Midlands’ retired and former partners.
Villa and West Brom lead Midlands' £440m football industry
Economic Development
Annual Review of Football Finance by Deloitte shows revenue at region's three Premier League clubs soars to almost £300m
City firms Overbury and Broadway Malyan secure university deals
Commercial Property
Birmingham-based pair working on Coventry University’s £60 million health and life sciences scheme
Birmingham Harvey Nichols: first look inside new Mailbox store
Economic Development
The revamped designer outlet is due to open this summer and will sport an 'immersive tunnel' and 'style concierges' among its new features at The Mailbox
BBC to create 100 new roles in Birmingham
BBC
State broadcaster says it wants to create 'HR Service Centre' in the city to complement its BBC Academy and Workplace
Couple behind Prince of Wales in Moseley named º£½ÇÊÓƵ's top licensees
Moseley
The British Institute of Innkeeping Licensee of the Year Award for 2015 has been given to Keith and Diane Marsden, who run the popular Moseley pub
Transport Minister: We want to get HS2 moving quicker
Economic Development
The Government wants to see construction work on high-speed rail begin within two years
Historic HSBC move still on despite job cuts reports
HSBC
National reports claim the global bank plans to make cuts but the Post understands the move will not impact on plans to set up a ring-fenced operation in Birmingham