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Graeme Brown

Graeme Brown is the Editor, New Audience at Birmingham Live

Veteran reporter: BBC broke pledge over plans for Birmingham
Economic Development
Failure to develop Midlands base after Pebble Mill closure 'a scandal'
Landmark Three Snowhill scheme set for go-ahead
Economic Development
The scheme, which will complete the Snowhill development triumvirate, will go before Birmingham City Council鈥檚 planning department
Chinese super-rich to visit vast Birmingham regeneration schemes
Birmingham Smithfield
Delegation has been organised by Midland businessman Raymond Liu
West Midlands nears combined authority after Solihull backing
Politics
A pledge from Solihull leader Bob Sleigh comes after Coventry City Council backed plans for the new body overseeing areas like skills and regeneration
West Midlands 'must get act together' on combined authority
Economic Development
Business leaders have urged local councils to join forces for new body and bring in elected mayor
Selly Oak retail park signs household names
Selly Oak
M&S Simply Food and TK Maxx among those to take space at Battery Retail Park with companies expected to be in situ by the end of the year
Rain fails to dampen the annual Birmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge
Economic Development
The annual Birmingham Post Corporate Pairs Challenge, in association with Sheridan Maine, took place at Blackwell Golf Club.
New book reveals how son of George Cadbury grew the chocolate empire
Economic Development
A book has revealed new insights and never before seen images of Laurence Cadbury, the son of philanthropist George Cadbury, founder of the Bournville Village Trust.
Vision of Birmingham in 2030 is an eye-opener
Economic Development
A new Business in the Community鈥檚 (BITC) 鈥淔uture Insights鈥 project launched in Birmingham aims to give the clearest vision yet of the future landscape that firms will operate in.
West Midlands can be strongest economic powerhouse says Sir Albert
Economic Development
Combined authority is now weeks away from being formed says Birmingham City Council leader as he looks to outshine other regions following devolution
BBC open letter: It's time to come clean with the Midlands
Economic Development
Editors of the Birmingham Post and Birmingham Mail have called on the publicly-funded broadcaster to come clean on its plans for the future in the region in an open letter
City law firm Gateley set to float on AIM
Colmore Row
Move would make the Birmingham-basd practice the first in the 海角视频 to trade on the stock exchange
West Midlands housing boost as building figures 'best since 2007'
Economic Development
New data shows 3,835 homes were registered between January and March, a 31 per cent rise year-on-year
Sir Albert Bore sees off challenge to Birmingham City Council leadership
Economic Development
Sir Albert won out after a challenge from Quinton councillor John Clancy 鈥 the fourth in the past five years
John Whittingdale appointed Culture Secretary ahead of BBC charter debates
Enterprise
New Culture Secretary appointed as pressure rises on state broadcaster to invest as much in the Midlands as other 海角视频 regions
BBC: We will never build a new 'Pebble Mill' in Birmingham
Economic Development
Corporation rules out production investment but will 'build awareness' of city output
Property professionals get together at the ICC
Economic Development
More than 400 people attended the Investment Property Forum annual Midlands lunch at the International Convention Centre, Birmingham.
Chinese investors' plan to fund major Birmingham regeneration schemes
Birmingham City Council
Consortium plans to filter capital from the super-rich of China and Taiwan into property, infrastructure and energy schemes
Park Regis Sky Bar takes shape
Seven Capital
Glazing goes in on top floor of hotel development at Five Ways Island which is due to open later this year
Landowners given updates on rural law at seminar
Economic Development
Law firm mfg Solicitors and the Country Land and Business Association (CLA) recently held a spring farming seminar in Ludlow.
How Midland Metro progress still falls short of our Edwardian ancestors
Economic Development
A total of 843 trams were operating at any one time between 1904-53, as taken from historian Eric Armstrong鈥檚 work Seeing Birmingham By Tram
First-time buyers need 拢29k to get on property ladder in West Midlands
Economic Development
Research from KPMG shows the tipping point required to buy a home in the region is edging closer to the 拢30,000 mark
Midland savers grow nest eggs to 拢18,680 despite Christmas crunch
Economic Development
The average savings balance in the Midlands stands at 拢18,680, according to Halifax鈥檚 Savings Review
Major Mere Green work months away after 拢6.4m sale
Commercial Property
The 拢6.4 million sale of a redevelopment scheme will allow work to start in July, with the likes of Marks & Spencer and Boots already signed up as tenants